uhmm, OK so it's "only" demonetization, but it's driven by Big Business.
How long before Big Business decides who is allowed the right of Free Speech and who is not?
Just sayin...
uhmm, OK so it's "only" demonetization, but it's driven by Big Business.
How long before Big Business decides who is allowed the right of Free Speech and who is not?
Just sayin...
Movie Theaters effectively have their markets cornered, should they be forced to host your speech even if they don't want to?
Let's say people watched 99% of video on youtube. I guess that's inconvenient if you can't do your thing on youtube, but that's not a lack of free speech, it is a lack of attention.
Free speech doesn't guarantee that if I go shout on a street corner I'll get as much attention as youtube or any other street corner. It has always been that way.
A newspaper doesn't have to publish your op-ed. YouTube doesn't have to host your video. You can make a website for free to get your point across without going through Youtube, so they're not silencing you either. Not in a free speech sense.
You're just not entitled to forcing others to express your speech for you.