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How YouTube Coerced Its Way Into Rewriting Our Language (Patreon)

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2025-07-14 14:04:19
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2026-06
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A look at how YouTube is abusing its creators with financial threats to create a chilling effect that controls the very foundation of how we speak. This video's been a long time coming.

(Note: subtitles will be late this week due to Laura being away and me getting external help. They'll be up ASAP)

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Daniel Craddock

Proud to support someone who will actively resist YouTube's censorship.

Irena Svetlovska

Hi Stephanie, I subbed after seeing this anti YouTube piece, which articulates much I feel about it. I’m a fellow exile, a trans woman and just regular consumer who apparently breached some unknown boundary arguing with transphobes after the UK Supreme Court Rowling fiasco in the comments sections of a few creators I followed. (No threats, or bad language. Just a lot of commenting, because I was quite triggered at the time.) Ironically, I had been paying Premium for an ad free YouTube experience, but with no warning or explanation I’ve been permanently kicked from the platform, I can no longer log into it at all, the auto message stating it was because it thought I was a spambot, or posting malicious content. Tried appealing, rejected in 45 seconds by the algorithm and… that’s it. I can never watch YouTube legitimately again. I have found a way, and it is currently ad free, so their loss I guess. But if there was a viable alternative to YouTube, I’d be there in a heartbeat. In the meantime, there’s Patreon, I guess…