Kerotan on 23 January 2015
"Below you'll find a video which explains this budding issue in greater detail. It appears that a video made by the same youtube user exposing the Charlie Hebdo attacks as possible government propagandist material - as part of a grander scheme to increase censorship - was itself censored on youtube."
To be honest I've no problem with the governments patrolling the internet. You would get arrested for going around shouting "f**king cunts" into everybodys face in the real world but on the internet that abuse plus far worse abuse can just go unpunished.
Long story short I think the internet brings out the worst in people and if you've nothing to hide you've not got too much to worry about. I'm all for government censorship lol.
