@ToadTWE

I find it funny that YouTube will do anything but give creators a chance to fix things that aren't even in their control in the first place

@GeeTee1

“If you’re comparing the badness of two words and won’t even say one of them. That’s the worse word”

@S0up3rD0up3r99

Imagine working at an office job and your paycheck gets withheld because someone else submitted a form with a bad word in it. That's YouTube

@robotp-2

Youtube really will Demonetize a channel for things they can't even control

@CeruleanSeal

Benefits to if Youtube were headquartered in Australia:

@trashgames8121

We all know it was  He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named Crumbler

@justapyro2154

YouTube is like the teacher who holds the entire class in for the entire break because one kid was misbehaving

@Jetfox967

YouTube loves to be such a YouTube.

@Vanguard-oi6gi

To quote a comedian: "if you're comparing the badness of two words, and you won't even say one of them, that's the worse word."

@tejaskarthickthangaperumal9530

Yet sex bots are all over the place

@jawz9455

I can't tell if Youtube likes getting money or hates it. With all of these back to back to back unskippable ads you would think it's the former. But with how they treat their content creators, (the people who make them money) it has to be the latter with these policies.

@t1ff4nyall3n

If someone is comparing two bad words, and they abbreviate one and not the other, the other word is not as bad as the abbreviated word. Otherwise, you would abbreviate both or neither.

@fortetom8868

That dude’s name had me laughing so fucking hard when I first watched that video. Insane username

@ThatPancakeCat

God. Britain and Aussies have it really bad then...

@GooberInternet

Imagine being banned from TF2 because some guy was named The Cock Crumbler.

@kirklinguinihoodinithecubo8525

Youtube is the parent who will not listen to your argument solely because they are the parent and you are the child who will make the parent's future they neglect

@xiGoinHam

So they're against "the f slur", but will run ads for Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh who both regularly use that word? God do I hate this platform.

@jackjohnson7045

this man gets demonetized for some less offensive word YET THERE ARE LITERAL SEX BOTS ON YOUTUBE AND WEIRD ADS STILL.

@hoodiesticks

Either someone at YouTube really likes Hot Fuzz, or that guideline was written by an Australian.

@SillyGnome

It saddens me that I live in a country where one of the funniest words ever is considered a no no just because we’re puritan weirdos who are scared of female anatomy