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@tditdatdwt Well that's very simple. The main issue conservative speakers have with YouTube is that, like the other social media giants, they claim to be outlets and not publishers.

This means that they are not liable for what people post on their outlet because they don't scrutinize everything that gets posted, nor do they choose what gets uploaded according to their political biases.

If this kind of censorship is only being applied to conservative speakers who speak about the same issues as liberal ones, however, then there's a huge case here regarding their protected status as an outlet. All conservatives want is for these so-called neutral outlets to admit they have it out for people of a differing opinion. They could say this and everything would be perfectly fine, it's the dishonesty that bothers us here.

I don't think you're responding to anything I actually said

@tditdatdwt I just explained the grounds by which a case can be made against YouTube as well as other media outlets, which I understood as the larger chunk of what you were saying.

But while I'm at it, I'd say just about ninety percent of what they pump out is truthful and insightful, while the rest is more opinion-based.