[throw310822]

The incredible thing to me is that I've reported one of these videos to YouTube and got an answer back via email saying "we checked the video and it's fine for us". This should be enough to sue Google on the basis that they made an active choice to keep it up.

[Nevermark]

I do think it is "criminal", in the social sense.

I find it hard to identify the incentives. It isn't simply playing anything for pay.

There are blurred lines or hidden effects between the situation they see vs. the apparent situation we see.