It sure hasn't stopped them from running NRA ads though. They will take money from the firearms industry but won't allow them to make videos.
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Originally posted by RShockley View PostThe problem with this is that YouTube is owned by google. They can control the content of searches through google. It’s hard for another video service to take over if you can’t find it. Same reason when looking for videos now full30 never shows up in the search.
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Originally posted by Lungbustr View Postwww.full30.com
Firearms version of YouTube. This isn't the first time YouTube has caused problems with gun videos.
Just relax, let youtube do its thing, and eventually it will become obsolete. Like horse drawn buggies, Super Nintendo, Compaq, Netscape, and *******.
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Originally posted by 100%TtId View PostI agree, and as a hardcore capitalist, it pains me to say but many tech companies have secured monopolies that harm consumers. We need some regulations to prevent the Googles of the world from complete control of information.
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Originally posted by 100%TtId View PostI agree, and as a hardcore capitalist, it pains me to say but many tech companies have secured monopolies that harm consumers. We need some regulations to prevent the Googles of the world from complete control of information.
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Originally posted by TeamAmerica View PostThis will get worse now that net neutrality rules have been all but gutted. The search results will show in order of the highest bidder. capitalism still needs some checks and balances.Originally posted by texansfan View PostNet neutrality????
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Originally posted by texansfan View PostWe were thinking the same thing
I have always noticed that "If the answer to the question is more government.....the the question must have been pretty stupid."
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Originally posted by WItoTX View PostOh, ok. Makes perfect sense. Or just use Bing. Or Yahoo. Or who knows how many other search engines not owned by Google. That seem's cheaper than imposing regulations on companies, which in turn pass the costs of additional regulation onto consumers (IE me and you).
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What's strange about this is that awhile back they said they were banning videos of bump stocks etc. I just checked and as of this post, all the bump stock videos are still there and Slide Fire still has their channel up with 38 videos of their stocks in action and nearly 2,000 subscribers. Sort of strange.
I won't be surprised when they ban hog hunting videos and all of the thermal and night vision optic reviews we do. The day is coming.
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