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Those who censor today gets censored tomorrow

It finally happened. YouTube has spent the last nine months on a censoring rampage and now they could end up being censored themselves.

Now that article 13 is close to passing the EU it will make criticizing the establishment in any way illegal. I have been saying and warning all along that those who censor today will be censored tomorrow. Look at what we are seeing, the possibility that the CEO Woricick could get us censored.

As far as I am concerned, the EU can rot in hell. I will continue to have a voice and if they don't like, don't watch my content. Go to your little safe spaces. See if anyone outside the EU gives a damn. We don't. People in the EU don't care about your opinions.

The bottom line is that we as citizens need to come together and say no to these power hungry pigs. However, they keep us so divided that we can't come together. https://on.rt.com/9h0z

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