> Name one time in history the people on the side of censorship been in the right. Using what definition of "censorship"? If you're going to define any remova

> Name one time in history the people on the side of censorship been in the right. Using what definition of "censorship"? If you're going to define any removal action by a private company as "censorship", consider the following types of content which YouTube routinely "censors": * Scam / spam content, like fake "double your cryptocurrency" streams * A wide range of content "harmful to children", like violent cartoons featuring popular characters, or videos urging children to perform dangerous acts * Videos containing nudity, hate speech, or excessive vulgar language * Videos promoting or praising criminal / terrorist groups