False dichotomy. I'm arguing that google should have figure out a better way to add better functionality to the youtube commenting system than just shoving goog

False dichotomy. I'm arguing that google should have figure out a better way to add better functionality to the youtube commenting system than just shoving google+ down everyone's throats. Google actually has something like 7+ different comment systems. And yet for some reason they felt compelled to cram youtube's square peg into google+'s round hole because that was the only reasonable technological solution? Because that was the only possible way to improve the situation? Bullshit. It's because they want to prop up google+ and they want to make targeted ads easier.