The YT ban here was certainly indiscriminate, but the presence of special immunity tokens to certain creators makes the bans by nature not indiscriminate. And w

The YT ban here was certainly indiscriminate, but the presence of special immunity tokens to certain creators makes the bans by nature not indiscriminate. And while he may not have been targeted because of his "anti-Google" content, it's plausible that an immunity token would be harder for him to get because of it. It's unfortunately a pattern we see outside digital, in particular with law enforcement. It's a force that undermines society in a very destructive and pernicious way. People need to feel that there is some fundamental fairness in society or they will stop contributing and start destroying. It's really too bad that these large tech companies haven't maintained their early prioritization of fairness. It's the root cause of frustration with their search engine as well.