[olliej]

Ignoring the context here, YT has every right to choose what to display, and what not to.

In context: they don’t want to be responsible for harm to others and they certainly don’t want to pay to broadcast that content.

If people really want to spew nonsense they can pay to do it themselves. No one is stopping them.

[aantthony]

Youtube is responsible for the harm here IMO. The video is long and boring. If it wasn't being censored, nobody would care to pay any attention to it.

[skuthus]

It was retweeted by Elon Musk like a day ago