The following is a transcript of Todd’s radio commentary. Click here to follow his private page for Conservatives.
I shared a video on my YouTube channel the other day. It was from Seattle’s gay pride parade. Naked men on bicycles – exposing themselves in front of children. That’s what Seattle considered to be family friendly.
Within minutes – my entire YouTube account was terminated. It was the last straw.
YouTube accused me of severe and repeated violations of their community guidelines.
We have reviewed your content and found severe or repeated violations of our Community Guidelines. Because of this, we have removed your channel from YouTube. We know this is probably very upsetting news, but it’s our job to make sure that YouTube is a safe place for all. If we think a channel severely violates our policies, we take it down to protect other users on the platform – but if you believe we’ve made the wrong call, you can appeal this decision. You’ll find more information about the policy in question and how to submit an appeal below.
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Now, at first glance, that sounds pretty serious.
But it turns out the “severe violation” referred to a video I shared from President Trump. They said the president’s remarks were misinformation.
I appealed the termination, but my appeal was denied without explanation.
YouTube has made a business decision – which is their right.
Clearly, they no longer want conservatives to be a part of their community. Or Trump supporters. Or anyone who believes it’s wrong for men to parade around naked in public.
Or anyone who holds a view that might offend the progressive fascists who run YouTube these days.
Honestly, maybe it’s best I got removed from YouTube. I have no interest in being a part of such an intolerant and perverted community.
Meanwhile, you can still join my Rumble television channel by clicking here.