>Yes they did bad things, but they also weren’t as bad as some were painting them, I think you're glossing over this. They systematically allowed and profited

>Yes they did bad things, but they also weren’t as bad as some were painting them, I think you're glossing over this. They systematically allowed and profited from obviously illegal content. For years there was essentially not even an attempt to really prevent child porn on their site. It's one thing to go the Youtube route for civil stuff like copyright violations, but there's no putting the genie back in the bottle with child porn and rape. If an individual were found to have the videos that MindGeek had, they would've spent a lifetime in prison, not become millionaires.