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| Detroit, Aug. 2012 |
Richard Hoeg, and his Virtual Legality channel from
Michigan, reports on a YouTube takedown of a video 6 months old for “harassment
and bullying” in which he was criticizing Twitter’s take down of material from
a certain group associated with the Capitol Riots January 6. I think we can presume that the group is “Q”
(like the character in James Bond movies, yeah).
Apparently YouTube went through some other videos and
removed any that mentioned the group?? Here
we have the problem with “talking about”
v. promotion.
This is very disturbing, to take down a video that is
obviously legal analysis.
This sounds like one of those cases where the English
language needs a formal subjunctive mood, with endings in verb conjugation,
like French.
I’ll mention a clip from the riot in which a cop was
told by a rioter, “I’ll spare you because you have kids.” What?
If I had been a cop I am more expendable because I am childless? The incel argument?
I’m also perturbed with comments from Antifa (Movies
blog Jan 20) about companies complaining about property damage when some people
are dying (well, some of these are small businesses) and that rich white people
have to be disrupted when they’re dining “by the real world”.
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