>Youtube does not hold monopoly on communication or information. What, pray tell, is that other service that has several hundred million of viewers and thousan

>Youtube does not hold monopoly on communication or information. What, pray tell, is that other service that has several hundred million of viewers and thousands of hours of video being uploaded every hour? As soon as you tell me it's name, I'm going to concede that YouTube is not a monopoly. >Where is the rage? Are you implying you just call for censorship as a hobby without even feeling angry? that's even worse. >You remove the attention and it dies out on its own This is demonstrably false, the guy who made the video didn't have a trend to draw inspiration from, he thought up of a dumb idea completely on his own. Even IF (a very big if) your model of how social imitation works is reasonably accurate and taking down the video really prevents any further stunts of those type, other influencers will simply think up of new dumb stunts like this. Let me stress, again, that the world is not a kindergarten and you are not it's caretaker. If people want to crash aircrafts to get internet points, that's completely an issue between them and the relevant authorities, those bureaucrats suck up an awful lot of tax money, let them work for it for once. You don't get to decide for the hundreds of millions who watch YouTube what's acceptable and what's not. I and countless other people fund this shitty public record with the attention we give to countless 20-second ads, and I want every recorded moment to stay recorded, at least until they go out of business. You don't have the right to force me to respect what offends or worries you, don't worry about public safety, let everyone worry about their own.