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... "If you talk about it this way, is that okay? If you talk about it this way, is that okay?" You know, and um, but it was for the same thing, right? It was because, uh, you know, we had a episode where a guest spoke about the resistance in Lebanon, right? And did so in a way that was like talking about the dignity of the people that were involved in it, essentially, right? I'm speaking obliquely because there is like a very clear policy here, which I think is really important for people to understand just off the top, right? Is that YouTube has this big catalog of things that you are not supposed to do on their platform, and I think it's hilarious, right? That they, they talk about keeping the community safe.

Like [laughs] s- save us from Sina.

[laughs] Um, I mean, it's just so, it's so disgusting, you know, in a world where like our governments are just funneling billions of dollars into missiles raining down on like poor people, you know, that...

And, you know, women, children, young men, like, and that this is, that it is unsafe, right? For us to talk about it, but it's specifically unsafe for us to identify in any way with the people who are resisting that stuff, right? And that is the big, the big difficulty, and that, to be clear, like that has been something that I've struggled with on this platform the whole time, is that, you know, and I've talked to you about this before, is that I can't just say what I truly believe and how I really, really feel.

Like, you know, I know that I'm in a space where if I spoke the way that I would speak to people if I was face to face with them, that I would be taken down, you know, for doing that.

And so- It is a, it is a problem, and I mean, YouTube is the largest streaming service in the world by far, right? So, like, it is way...

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