>we take action to protect the community,” the spokeswoman said. This really exposes Google's hypocrisy, though. If they were worried about protecting the comm

>we take action to protect the community,” the spokeswoman said. This really exposes Google's hypocrisy, though. If they were worried about protecting the community, surely they would remove his content and not his ability to monetize it. They must mean that "community" is being harmed by the content and not by the ads (else the responsible thing would be to shut down altogether ...) That said, I think Brand's videos are a big pile of barf, though again, if that were the standard, YouTube would have to throw out 90+% of their content...