things i find stupid

He stopped because YouTube kept punishing him for stupid things in their ever changing guidelines. The guy could convince ppl to follow him to another platform and continue his videos. I know he tried the loot crate thing, but other than that he just stopped his content. Now his channel collects dust while YouTube in the meantime keeps changing their rules. And the reason why I decided to mirror his content, and also because comedy is constantly being banned by the dipshit sjws.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: Thanks for the explanation. I had thought he was going through some personal stuff. I loath YouTube now. I'm actually on Bitchute and Here more. I hope YouTube destroys itself. It's funny if you go to the home page and you're not logged in the inane shit that is trending. They literally are creating the dumbest generation in history.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: Paymoneywubby is pretty smart. He basically uses YouTube to advertise his twitch account and that's it. That way he doesn't care about being demonitized and swears and does all the stuff they try to censor.

@anonamoose: well twitch still bans content they don't like. TFM on this website used to use twitch, but they also went ban censor crazy with his content. and this platform is owned by an actual mgtow which proves his website will more than likely not ban or censor if they allow his content. i mean you can't get more controversial than TFM or influential when it comes to free speech. because most platforms will censor you, especially if your content is popular and controversial. and the issue with bitchute is they decided to let another company handle their comments section, which is causing some problems for bitchute. i knew it was only a matter of time when disquas the company bitchute uses for their comments section was going to bend the knee for censorship. at least this platform's comments and everything else is independently handled within the system. but i guess we will see what the next few years does. i hope ppl will continue to support the free speech platforms more than the ones owned by big tech. but at the same time this causes other issues from big tech platforms, as they have tried to attack this website continuously i mean for the past year or so we have had anything from spam accounts leaving spam or scam content that leads ppl into bait other web pages. or scams, then we went through the DDOS period and that lasted for a month. volunteered to help with reporting the spam accounts as much as i can. and have come up with a lot of good ideas into how to prevent these spammers and scammers from getting anything out of the users of the website, but the problem is some of the ppl who use this website don't use common sense like hiding their real name location of where they live or show their face, i mean i remember back in the day when it was common sense to hide your identity on the internet, but then facebook came along and ppl started getting used to showing their name face and what shared what they believed on the internet. without understanding that someone on the other side might disagree with their words or content and come after them because of that stupid disagreement on the internet. i try to forward ppl into watching this video so they can learn a little something and maybe adjust their stance accordingly https://www.mgtow.tv/watch/the....-natural-consequence

@anonamoose: alright i have made this conversation far to long, i apologies. i get carried away sometimes.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: I hear you. I'm gen X and I find people's lack of concern about privacy disturbing but as you say they've been conditioned by corporations to give it all up and get used as advertising revenue. Terrence Popp just mentioned in his recent video that the plot to kidnap Governor Witmore was foiled by authorities who were spying on supposedly encrypted chat which means they either have super computers that can crack it, of the corporations are sharing the private keys with government. I work in IT so I figure even if you make your own platform like this eventually you can just get screwed by upstream services being cut off like ISPs or the services that take payments. The noose is tightening but you can only do what you can. It feels like a rearguard action at this point.

@anonamoose: well your right. it's pretty fucked. and you can't eliminate all the cracks, but ppl can be taught to use common sense practices to help keep their identity safe. it's just the education in such things is constantly being weeded out. some of it i have fallen for. but i eventually understood the ramifications that could happen if ppl don't take these things seriously. in my case it's a bit of trial and error and live and learn.