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It is not pervasive in my life, and I doubt it is pervasive in 'everyone's lives.' LOLPrivate companies. They can do what they want within the law.
That's what rightwingers always used to claim.
They can, but I'll be keeping my dealings with them to a minimum.
Google is way too pervasive in everyone's lives. I don't use a Google account on the phone, either. Once you sign in on a phone, you can never sign out.
Google is way too pervasive in everyone's lives. I don't use a Google account on the phone, either. Once you sign in on a phone, you can never sign out.
It is not pervasive in my life, and I doubt it is pervasive in 'everyone's lives.' LOLPrivate companies. They can do what they want within the law.
That's what rightwingers always used to claim.
They can, but I'll be keeping my dealings with them to a minimum.
Oh yeah? Take a look at the cookies from your browser.
Lemme think about this. Okay, I'm gonna cancel a Google account. I may DL some Hickock45 and FPSRussia 1st
Only 1/3 of Americans own guns. The majority of Americans want more effective gun control. You people are not as powerful and influential as you like to think.
Youtube is a private company....
Does Brietbart host anti-gun rights viewpoints?
Citations are needed for your "most of us" claim, "active shooter drills" wouldn't cost anything besides labor, and security checkpoints only have to be paid for once, and are also part of the standard labor costs of private security.In the end, everyone they carpet bomb in their crusade to silence everyone they disagree with will go straight to their competitors. This is the nature of the market, and I don't mind it one bit.
But here's the problem you gun nuts face.
Big corporations are suddenly realizing that your fetish is costing them more than any economic value that you bring.
The fact that most of us have to walk past three security checkpoints and do "active shooter drills" to get to our jobs is a huge hit to the bottom line.
The fact that you have to call people who want to have weapons at all "nuts" even though they are simply defending their families and hunting, only goes to show you have no real argument to make, otherwise you wouldn't be resorting to adhoms.
Take your pathetic excuse for an argument back to the Flame Zone, that's where your mud-slinging belongs.
Are you saying that it is NOT discriminatory? Please look up the definition before you reply. You may save yourself some embarrassment.The fact that you didn't bother to quote anyone, generally a sign that someone is replying to the OP, and the fact that nobody was making the argument you were building up.I feel like you either didn't bother to read my OP, or you just assumed this was a complaint. I posted it in current events because it's currently happening, not because I think they shouldn't be allowed to.Youtube is a private company....
Does Brietbart host anti-gun rights viewpoints?
In the end, everyone they carpet bomb in their crusade to silence everyone they disagree with will go straight to their competitors. This is the nature of the market, and I don't mind it one bit.
In the future, if you can't find anything in my post that's stating they can't or shouldn't be able to do or say something, then don't waste your time attempting to build up your strawman.
Who said I was responding to you? In the future, I suggest you note whether or not your post is being replied to before spouting off.
In that case, apply my statement to anyone ELSE you would have been building up your strawman for, it works just as well.
That's an assumption you're making.
On the other hand, I could be (and am) simply commenting on the incredible amount of whining by the right on what youtube, and FB, and Google are doing that they claim is discrimminatory. This is just the latest.
Oh really? Who has all the guns? LOL! Where's YOUR army?It is not pervasive in my life, and I doubt it is pervasive in 'everyone's lives.' LOLThey can, but I'll be keeping my dealings with them to a minimum.
Oh yeah? Take a look at the cookies from your browser.
Only 1/3 of Americans own guns. The majority of Americans want more effective gun control. You people are not as powerful and influential as you like to think.
The same goes for Facebook. Don't just quit. There is a way to completely delete your FB account. If you do not do this, FB still owns everything you've got on your account.
Anyone who wants to delete their Google accounts should take the time to scrub them, first. Delete your search history, delete every file you have on Drive, delete every last email in your Gmail inbox, delete all of your YouTube history, and so on. Otherwise, all you're doing is quitting your account and leaving your profile for Google to control, which it can still use to profit from.
Google has said before that it has a profile for just about everyone, even if they've never used Google products before. That might be slightly exaggerated, but creating ghost profiles is still fairly easy to do. And any data you leave behind before you "delete" your account (which really isn't a deletion, they just deactivate and archive it) will be used exactly for those purposes. Another important step to keep Google's prying eyes out of your business is to block third party cookies. Even after all of this, Google still gets to peak into your life any time you send an email to someone who has a Gmail account or who gives Gmail access to an external account.
My army is the American military, the National Guard and America's law enforcement departments. Where's yours?Oh really? Who has all the guns? LOL! Where's YOUR army?It is not pervasive in my life, and I doubt it is pervasive in 'everyone's lives.' LOL
Oh yeah? Take a look at the cookies from your browser.
Only 1/3 of Americans own guns. The majority of Americans want more effective gun control. You people are not as powerful and influential as you like to think.
You don't do citations because all of your assertions are based on nothing. The fact that you can't back up any of your statements just makes you a waste of time. In short, if you can't make any citations, you aren't debating, you're blustering.Citations are still needed for your "most of us" claim, and it's still part of security costs.
No, they aren't... I don't do citations for morons who aren't capable of learning.
I could sit here and cite polls all day that show most of us want stricter gun control, but frankly, why bother.
Big corporations are turning on you now, buddy. Ask the Homophobes how well that works out when they do.
Citations are also needed for your claims on percentages, more shootings are stopped with guns than committed, and just because you're more likely to shoot your family than protect them, that doesn't mean others are.
Kellerman Study. We've been over this a million times.
I'd also like to point out that schools are targets because they're gun free zones. Not that they should exist in the first place, public education is garbage.
No, dummy, schools are targets because that's how you create maximum horror. But you have a point, Public education was a waste in your case.
Your minority of pansies don't speak for most of the nation. The sooner you realize that most of us like having rights, the sooner you'll stop being such a joke across the forum.
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WHOOOPS.
Youtube is cracking down further on anything second amendment-related. Liberty Network's Mister Dapperton reads off the changes for us.
From the YouTube website:
“Policies on content featuring firearms
YouTube prohibits certain kinds of content featuring firearms. Specifically, we don’t allow content that:
Intends to sell firearms or certain firearms accessories through direct sales (e.g., private sales by individuals) or links to sites that sell these items. These accessories include but may not be limited to accessories that enable a firearm to simulate automatic fire or convert a firearm to automatic fire (e.g., bump stocks, gatling triggers, drop-in auto sears, conversion kits), and high capacity magazines (i.e., magazines or belts carrying more than 30 rounds).
Provides instructions on manufacturing a firearm, ammunition, high capacity magazine, homemade silencers/suppressors, or certain firearms accessories such as those listed above. This also includes instructions on how to convert a firearm to automatic or simulated automatic firing capabilities.
Shows users how to install the above-mentioned accessories or modifications.”
Policies on content featuring firearms - YouTube Help
This policy is perfectly appropriate and reasonable – videos featuring gun reviews, gun maintenance, and range demonstrations will still be allowed.
Consequently, the OP is a lie, there is no ‘crackdown’ on ‘anything’ Second Amendment-related because the policy doesn’t pertain to the majority of gun videos on the site.
The OP is also ignorant, as the Second Amendment concerns solely the relationship between government and those governed, not between or among private persons and entities, such as web hosting sites.
Because this is a private company and not government, nothing YouTube does is ‘Second Amendment-related.’
This thread is yet another example of dishonesty, demagoguery, and lies from the right.
Sorry. Many from your army will be on OUR side.My army is the American military, the National Guard and America's law enforcement departments. Where's yours?Oh really? Who has all the guns? LOL! Where's YOUR army?It is not pervasive in my life, and I doubt it is pervasive in 'everyone's lives.' LOL
Oh yeah? Take a look at the cookies from your browser.
Only 1/3 of Americans own guns. The majority of Americans want more effective gun control. You people are not as powerful and influential as you like to think.
The projected active duty end strength in the armed forces for fiscal year 2017 was 1,281,900 servicemembers, with an additional 801,200 people in the seven reserve components.My army is the American military, the National Guard and America's law enforcement departments. Where's yours?Oh really? Who has all the guns? LOL! Where's YOUR army?It is not pervasive in my life, and I doubt it is pervasive in 'everyone's lives.' LOL
Oh yeah? Take a look at the cookies from your browser.
Only 1/3 of Americans own guns. The majority of Americans want more effective gun control. You people are not as powerful and influential as you like to think.
The same goes for Facebook. Don't just quit. There is a way to completely delete your FB account. If you do not do this, FB still owns everything you've got on your account.
Anyone who wants to delete their Google accounts should take the time to scrub them, first. Delete your search history, delete every file you have on Drive, delete every last email in your Gmail inbox, delete all of your YouTube history, and so on. Otherwise, all you're doing is quitting your account and leaving your profile for Google to control, which it can still use to profit from.
Google has said before that it has a profile for just about everyone, even if they've never used Google products before. That might be slightly exaggerated, but creating ghost profiles is still fairly easy to do. And any data you leave behind before you "delete" your account (which really isn't a deletion, they just deactivate and archive it) will be used exactly for those purposes. Another important step to keep Google's prying eyes out of your business is to block third party cookies. Even after all of this, Google still gets to peak into your life any time you send an email to someone who has a Gmail account or who gives Gmail access to an external account.
You are mistaken. You can complete erase your account. Even the backup data.The same goes for Facebook. Don't just quit. There is a way to completely delete your FB account. If you do not do this, FB still owns everything you've got on your account.
Anyone who wants to delete their Google accounts should take the time to scrub them, first. Delete your search history, delete every file you have on Drive, delete every last email in your Gmail inbox, delete all of your YouTube history, and so on. Otherwise, all you're doing is quitting your account and leaving your profile for Google to control, which it can still use to profit from.
Google has said before that it has a profile for just about everyone, even if they've never used Google products before. That might be slightly exaggerated, but creating ghost profiles is still fairly easy to do. And any data you leave behind before you "delete" your account (which really isn't a deletion, they just deactivate and archive it) will be used exactly for those purposes. Another important step to keep Google's prying eyes out of your business is to block third party cookies. Even after all of this, Google still gets to peak into your life any time you send an email to someone who has a Gmail account or who gives Gmail access to an external account.
Facebook is a little more stalkerish when it comes to data. There's no real way to delete your Facebook data. Once they have it, Facebook will keep your profile for all time. Facebook does not provide any meaningful way to scrub your profile. At most, you can do things like unliking business pages, but Facebook will still retain the data in their databases. Facebook knows every person who was ever on your friends list, every page you ever liked, every message you ever sent. Changing these things on the user end never changes what Facebook retains in their profile about you. Even after you fully delete (not just deactivate) your account, Facebook will continue to retain all data in their ghost profile about you, and will continue to collect data on you to expand that profile long after you've deleted your account.
You are mistaken. You can complete erase your account. Even the backup data.The same goes for Facebook. Don't just quit. There is a way to completely delete your FB account. If you do not do this, FB still owns everything you've got on your account.
Anyone who wants to delete their Google accounts should take the time to scrub them, first. Delete your search history, delete every file you have on Drive, delete every last email in your Gmail inbox, delete all of your YouTube history, and so on. Otherwise, all you're doing is quitting your account and leaving your profile for Google to control, which it can still use to profit from.
Google has said before that it has a profile for just about everyone, even if they've never used Google products before. That might be slightly exaggerated, but creating ghost profiles is still fairly easy to do. And any data you leave behind before you "delete" your account (which really isn't a deletion, they just deactivate and archive it) will be used exactly for those purposes. Another important step to keep Google's prying eyes out of your business is to block third party cookies. Even after all of this, Google still gets to peak into your life any time you send an email to someone who has a Gmail account or who gives Gmail access to an external account.
Facebook is a little more stalkerish when it comes to data. There's no real way to delete your Facebook data. Once they have it, Facebook will keep your profile for all time. Facebook does not provide any meaningful way to scrub your profile. At most, you can do things like unliking business pages, but Facebook will still retain the data in their databases. Facebook knows every person who was ever on your friends list, every page you ever liked, every message you ever sent. Changing these things on the user end never changes what Facebook retains in their profile about you. Even after you fully delete (not just deactivate) your account, Facebook will continue to retain all data in their ghost profile about you, and will continue to collect data on you to expand that profile long after you've deleted your account.
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