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Re:YouTube bans coronavirus vaccine misinformation by threatofrain on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @08:12PM (#24783303)
If misinformation leading to loss of life can be traced back to YT, wouldn't YT be far more at risk for across-the-board negative response? Science and politics have a massive intersection in the arena of public communication; e.g., fracking, nuclear energy, climate change, vaccines...

IMO, any nation which cannot establish a harmonious relationship with their own institutions of science is in a shaky spot.

Re:YouTube bans coronavirus vaccine misinformation by brink on Thursday October 15, 2020 @01:54AM (#24785314)
The whole point of freedom is that it's risky, but worth it. The first people who attack freedom always point to it's risk as a reason to remove it.