Google's strangulating independent political media on Youtube

[Lawlight]

VGPolyglot said:

Lawlight said:

There is a difference between encouraging harm to others vs., for example, making a joke like Colin Moriarty did. You know something is wrong when someone gets fired for making a joke on Twitter. That's not freedom of speech. Another example is Canada which passed a law restricting criticising of Islam. Which reminds me of this:

https://i.redd.it/afiwot3c4jny.jpg

Canada did not pass a law restricting criticism of Islam. Read it again:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/m-103-islamophobia-motion-vote-1.4038016

It says right in there that it's non-binding, which means that it has no legal worth. So, in other words, it's meaningless.

So, what's the point of wasting time with this vote?