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Matt Walsh Reveals His 'Crime' Involving Dylan Mulvaney Will Cost Him Over $100K Per Month


https://twitter.com/MattWalshS.../1650603708252831745

I don't blame him a bit. Like most of us here, I go to youtube a lot, but damn them for trying to always control the narrative.

Good for him standing his ground. Twitter may end up being a conservative platform at this point.

Rumble seems to be uncensored and many podcasts are hosted there.

Is it just me or does Rumble require an excessive amount of personal information to register?

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Is it just me or does Rumble require an excessive amount of personal information to register?

I've an account there. I honestly do not recall. It couldn't have been too bad, or I'd have balked.

I did balk when I went to post a video of my own and read their ToS wrt to it. Nope.

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Is it just me or does Rumble require an excessive amount of personal information to register?

Whenever someone posts a Rumble link here, I can't see it....but I think it's my outdated computer/OS.

It’s evil to demand and compel others to participate in your lie. It’s one thing if you want to lie to yourself and God, but to extort others to do it is tyranny. Teapot tyranny.

Dave Chappelle had a good one for the tranny's.
"I have no problem with an adult choosing to live however they feel on the inside. My only question is how much do they expect me to participate."

When I read this, my first thought was to ask how quickly Musk/Twitter could spin up a straight up video hosting site to compete directly with YouTube. But this brings up the real problem, the advertisers. People think the problem with YouTube censorship is it's own ideology. I doubt that's really it. I think it's much more about what it's advertisers want. As we've seen, the consumer products community has gone full on woke. So YouTube isn't going to stick their ads on videos the advertisers won't want to be associated with. So those videos are worthless to YouTube, and get demonetized. A competing site isn't going pay a video creator unless it can sell ads from the same advertisers on it's videos.

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I think it's much more about what it's advertisers want.

If you watched the video, you'd know Walsh was bringing in 100K per month from advertisers. Advertisers aren't the problem. They don't give a shit what you say, all they care about are clicks.

I only go there for how-to videos anymore. If you don't pay for their "premium" service, they're garbage. Can't get through a four minute how-to video without three minutes worth of commercials.

I mostly watch it on my desktop that has an ad blocker installed. I don't get ads (which I do on my tablet.)

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I think it's much more about what it's advertisers want.

If you watched the video, you'd know Walsh was bringing in 100K per month from advertisers. Advertisers aren't the problem. They don't give a shit what you say, all they care about are clicks.

I only go there for how-to videos anymore. If you don't pay for their "premium" service, they're garbage. Can't get through a four minute how-to video without three minutes worth of commercials.

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I mostly watch it on my desktop that has an ad blocker installed.

That's a good work-around, but I'm usually on my phone leaning over an engine trying to find out how to get a 10mm bolt out of an 8mm hole when I need it most.

I'm not worried for Mr. Walsh. I'm sure he'll land on his feet on another platform, and I applaud his stance on compelled speech.

Silencing the opposition is the ultimate indicator of a weak argument - like canceling dem primary debates.

From the video, it sounds like Matt Walsh handled this well.