ancapailldorcha wrote: » An utterly depraved and disgusting individual. I'm disappointed that Facebook, Youtube and Apple took so long to do this but better late than never I suppose.
Malayalam wrote: » Given that youtube hosts beheading videos and videos from extremist Imams inciting hatred I'd say Jones is fairly low down the pecking order of depravity and being disgusting on corporate bandwidth. Not to mention the mind numbing inanity of what constitutes the bulk of content on all these platforms.
ancapailldorcha wrote: » But it's actively harmful. Look at what happened to the parents of the Sandy Hook massacre. They're grieving for the loss of their children and this scum says they're faking it and they get subsequently abused.
It’s not okay to post violent or gory content that’s primarily intended to be shocking, sensational, or gratuitous. If a video is particularly graphic or disturbing, it should be balanced with additional context and information.If posting graphic content in a news, documentary, scientific, or artistic context, please be mindful to provide enough information to help people understand what's going on. In some cases, content may be so violent or shocking that no amount of context will allow that content to remain on our platforms. Lastly, don't encourage others to commit specific acts of violence.
Captain Obvious wrote: » I'm pretty sure Youtue are very active in taking down videos that are reported to them. This is their policy in relation to violent content. They are by no means a perfect company but they don't allow extremist content for the hell of it, only journalism or educational purpose and it must be placed in context. The only surprising thing about Alex Jones is how long it took to remove him.
Malayalam wrote: » But it is better to have free speech where ideas can be exposed and die in the face of ridicule rather than drive movements underground where they gather the unjustified allure of being brave and revolutionary
P_1 wrote: » Have to say I'm not a fan of no platforming. Irrespective of how abhorrent you may find someone's opinions its better to leave them in the open and open to public scrutiny and ridicule. As was mentioned in another thread its shït like this that will get the Orange Buffoon reelected in 2020.
listermint wrote: » Trump has no chance of re-election in 2020 so let's put that to the side.
listermint wrote: » Trump has no chance of re-election in 2020 so let's put that to the side
Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: » He had no chance last time either.
Keepaneye wrote: » Wonder will he get a job with the New York Times?
suicide_circus wrote: » After all, it's just satire
suicide_circus wrote: » I'm glad the benevolent censorial policies of the internet media monopolies are there to keep my little mind safe from wrong-think.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » Its good to know that you are happy to give a platform to a man who has made the lives of the victims of sandy hook a misery.
suicide_circus wrote: » I'm pretty sure the shooter made their lives a misery. in any case I don't consume Alex Jones' content and I also don't believe for one second that YouTube give two fcuks about the parents of Sandy Hook victims.
Wanderer78 wrote: » Is this a good thing for freedom of speech?
P_1 wrote: » Have to say I'm not a fan of no platforming. Irrespective of how abhorrent you may find someone's opinions its better to leave them in the open and open to public scrutiny and ridicule. As was mentioned in another thread its shlike this that will get the Orange Buffoon reelected in 2020.
listermint wrote: » I disagree with your contorting of the freedom of speech to mean people should be allowed to say what they like on all means of media.
Ulysses Gaze wrote: » Do you believe that the Left Wing Momentum organisation should be silenced online? After all, their members have harrassed Jewish Labour MPs and issued death threats and vile abuse to Labour MPs that do not support Corbyn wholeheartedly. My question is, where do you stop?
FunLover18 wrote: » Freedom of speech ≠ the right to a platform
topper75 wrote: » Would it be so crazy if they ALL had their say and I got to use my own brain to decide? Or maybe my brain can't be trusted - is that it?