Quote (bogie160 @ Jun 13 2019 05:53am)
Are conservatives a monolithic group? It seems to me that they have reached out to Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, etc. via their support features to ask for clarification on and contest individual bans. The social media companies are (understandably) jealous of their power as the arbiter of what can and cannot be published on their platform.
I don't think it's an acceptable resolution to limit conservative voices to "suspensions and the like". The ask is for transparency and accountability, of which there is none.
As for censorship, if the companies want to editorialize as a publisher, that's their right, but Congress should retract any protection they receive as a service provider.
I don't mean for conservatives I mean for everyone
Everyone gets hit by these algorithms and knee jerk reactions. The left the right all the political fence sitters and a whole bunch of people that aren't necessarily a political channel that talk about trans issues or just being trans
The difference generally between the left and the right is that people like Crowder and Jones have massive audiences that pay the bills through other means. Means that increase greatly during theses controversies.
People are still asking Carlos Maza who? while Crowder laughed all the way to the bank while crying crocodile tears for the camera and he is still on youtube, still making content
The real victims here are small channels left middle right that can't say shit without getting a video demonetized.
It's also important to keep in mind that youtube wants to make the easy and safe money of 3-5 minute late night clips and hollywood on youtube so they will take any opportunity they can to work in that direction which they already have been for the last few years.
I highly doubt they give a shit about conservatives one way or another in general they want to fill it with more will smith, ellen, celebrities asking mind numbing questions, and famous people eating hot and gross shit.
they used the people to build it now they wanna go back to the control of 1998 television