YouTube says it doesn't allow content or behavior meant to harass, threaten or bully others. 'Because Crowder has 3 million YouTube subscribers, and enforcing their rules would get them accused of anti-conservative bias,' he added. But YouTube is never going to actually enforce its policies.
'.This has been going on for years, and I've tried to flag this s*** on several occasions. 'I waste a lot of time blocking abusive Crowder fanboys, and this s*** derails your mental health. 'These videos make a target of ridiculous harassment, and it makes my life sort of miserable,' Maza wrote in a tweet. The decision comes a day after Maza shared a compilation video of clips from Crowder's show wherein he can be heard attacking the Vox host, calling him a 'gay Mexican,' 'little queer,' 'lispy sprite' and a 'token Vox gay atheist sprite.' 'Our ultimate goal here is to streamline our response so we can make better, faster decisions and communicate them clearly.'
'In the past, we felt our responses to some of these situations were slow and didn't always address our broader community's concerns,' YouTube wrote in a blog post on Wednesday. YouTube also determined that the channel violated its Partner Program policies, though the firm didn't say the specific policies Crowder violated. The firm said it arrived at this decision after it determined Crowder's channel had exhibited a 'pattern of egregious actions' against the broader YouTube community. YouTube is facing fresh criticism after it told a gay reporter that homophobic harassment he received from a conservative commentator doesn't violate its anti-harassment policies
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