Except you have no legal right to be served by YouTube under current law.
If they're a public space, then you should have that right. If they're a publisher then yeah agree.
I think a case could be made that they have to pick a lane.
Not against YouTube. Against people making false copyright claims, for treble damages and systemic fees
Nope, because they aren’t making a legal claim, just a commercial one (a route YouTube setup specifically because the dcma misuse provisions are harsher than they’d like).