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>But what's the alternative? It's certainly not a free-for-all as that quickly devolves into a cesspit of pirated content, porn and illegal content.

It's not for monopolistic corporations to take actions about illegal activities but for law enforcement agencies.

Banning some video on YouTube because you disagree with it is just not right.

If they continue on that line, they will lose customers.

> If anything I'd say one of the biggest problems of the post-WW2 era is the rise in irresponsible, unfettered, unaccountable individualism to the point that asserting one's "rights" is a completely selfish and short-sighted way is like a badge of honour.

What individualism has to do with protecting people's freedom and refusing mass surveillance and censorship?