I agree with Google here. I am generally of the opinion that a person is responsible of what they do with information, rather than the provider of that informa

I agree with Google here. I am generally of the opinion that a person is responsible of what they do with information, rather than the provider of that information. It should be your responsibility to distinguish fact from fiction, signal from noise, benevolence from malevolence, and whether it is a good idea to blindly follow instructions, especially ones involving violence (hint: it's not). But I am still bitter about YT removing the 'dislike' statistics. Maybe a high dislike ratio on a terrorist video would have opened someone's eyes.