Great, that's a fantastic conspiracy. But it's completely irrelevant since it doesn't matter who made an issue of it; anyone could have taken offence to it, caused a stink in the media and both Disney's and Youtube's reactions would have been exactly the same. They would never back content which the public viewed as anti-Semitic in any way, and the reason why it matters that he did it, as opposed to me if I were to do the same thing on YouTube, is that he's actually a pretty big deal, all things considered. If he can't defend himself against slander/libel then there's nothing these two companies can do but disassociate themselves from him, that's the way it works.
Pewdiepie was actively wearing MAGA hats and talking controversial viewpoints, for example how it's ludicrous how you can't post pro-Annoying Orange tweets on Twitter without massive public shame, certain degrees of ostracization and in some cases if the tweet is controversial enough, you'll have weasels call your boss to get you fired. He also tried to scold Youtube on countless occasions for stupid decisions on their part; Youtube Heroes, demonetizing certain videos for no discernible reason, etc.
If you want to talk about how people would have reported on it anyway at some point, it really goes to show how loving brain dead our press is, doesn't it? That something can get taken out of context (ignorantly or on purpose), reported on as literally as possible, and not corrected as soon as it's widespread public knowledge that the news is fake.
NO ONE viewed this as anti-Semetic when he first posted the video. They found it entertaining because the joke was that the service would literally recreate anything. It takes a very, VERY stuffty reporting job and a complete LACK of common sense to report on this video the way they reported on it. It's very clear that this was purposefully malicious or just plain loving handicapped. Either way, those responsible need a severe reprimanding.
but what do I know eheheh 14/88 gas the kikes race war now amirite
