ah yes you are allowed to say the n word thank you darth very cool
very nice to see you dont understand context, nuance or history at all and just like being an starfish
Context, nuance, history = rules for thee but not for me?
Regardless, like you said before. If Crowder is in violation of TOS, fine ban him, but you'd also have to ban
Vox
Jimmy Kimmel and pretty much every late night show host.
Every news outlet
Everyone whos ever said a
no-no word, or mentioned another user and what they've said/did.
If calling someone what they proclaim they are, and refer to themself as is harrassment, I couldn't imagine what kind of hot water the media is in for calling people who aren't national socialists, don't identify as national socialists, and don't refer to themselves as national socialists, national socialists daily. And feel free to swap the word national socialist with, tribal, loveist, misogynist, homophobic, sensible, xenophobic, etc...
And hurtful negative/personal comments?
Lol, Crowder stands on a sheet of paper compared to the piles of boxed late night show host and news anchors have.
But hell, let's look at Carlos in particular, who has tried to do one of two things in trying to convince people that Steven Crowder is gay:
A. That he believes being gay is a negative thing generally, and in convincing people Steven is gay, he is trying to discredit him. An intent of harm with a personal comment.
B. He genuinely believes crowder is interested in him, and he decided to out him as gay, even when he didn't want to be. Which is effectively a hurtful personal comment.
The problem is that youtube will sit around and do jack stuff when corporate users blatantly break TOS, but as soon as anyone who isn't standing in the far upper left so much as grazes that line of the TOS it's lights out, no question. They potentially broke TOS, and you're a hypocrite if you say otherwise. I say don't ban him, because I know YouTube will never ban their TV overlords for blatant violations of the TOS. And I wish I knew why, because TV hates YouTube, and YouTube was quickly close to surpassing TV. But for whatever reason YouTube fears TV and the loud screams of random online journalists more than they respect the people who built their platform.
If there is a terms of service, outside of the page it's listed on, I've not seen it in action. I've only seen people get arbitrarily banned for skirting lines that we vaguely know exist, while other users who are mainly corporate users, get a slap on the wrists or outright ignored for clear violations of the TOS.
