Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Google parent Alphabet, said YouTube has removed thousands of political videos since the United States certified the results of its election https://t.co/N1ScjQTWw4 #ReutersNext https://t.co/q7V4vR4Yy6
@Reuters Censorship will be the fall of social media as we know it! Thank goodness 😅
@Reuters So this guy decides what the world can or cannot see, a digital era book burning.
@Reuters YouTube is just as bad as FaceBook and Twitter. We can post all sorts of shit on here... I try to post my view of the world to dilute our everyone else’s view .....
@Reuters Big business is notorious in supporting tyrants..because they feel if they are in the good books of tyrants they could grow exponentialy.The same Sundar Pichai had commited to invest $10 billion in India, in the wake of systemic online violence by Donald's Friend Howdy's party https://t.co/MK4mBFysNj
@Reuters But they still have up the videos that some of the terrorists posted
@Reuters Silicon valley rules the world, and you better listen!
@Reuters If you don’t find this video highly disturbing, you deserve the consequences of the narrative.
@Reuters What?
