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Google and YouTube face a legal demand to permanently purge the video-sharing site of anti-Semitic videos.
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Bulldozers knocking down homes while people eat and sleep in them is outright inhuman and just as evil as hitler.
On the other end, Google is a company, not our government. They are a business and they would be offending a lot more people by not doing something.
But my opinion is that we should retain all sorts of information on the internet, even things that are offensive, so we can learn from the ignorance of man, and teach our children differently...
There's a well researched 'book' online (PDF) which may open some eyes. Google: when victims rule
There are many countries in this world today that believe the holocaust never happened. Take Iran for instance. These Nazi videos are evidence that leads up to the extinguishing of the jews.
Even though Germany may not like nazi vidoes on youtube, all people from all countries should be able to view these videos to remember what the jews went through and to never forget what really happened.
Let's not let other countries get away with trying to stop the truth and deny history for their own cause of hatred.
What happened in the past is unexcusable but real. People need to know the truth.
First, YouTube prohibits anti-Semitic videos as explained by the ?Terms of Use? and ?Community Guidelines?:
?We encourage free speech and defend everyone's right to express unpopular points of view. But we don't permit hate speech (speech which attacks or demeans a group based on race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, and sexual orientation/gender identity).?
Second, YouTube relies on a flagging mechanism that the community is supposed to use to mark such content.
Third, my own attempts at flagging the following video as hate speech has resulted in no response from YouTube in several days:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_K1fYTQGV8&feature=related
BTW, I?m a Christian and an American, but even the poster admits that the video contains hate speech rehashed. Whether you believe that the poster actually captured this audio or deceiving created the audio, this video contains hate speech. For more such videos, just search on ?hate X?, ?f@ck X?, or something similar where X is ?a group based on race or ethnic origin, religion, ...etc.?
theyve done a good job on you and others like you
oh, wait...
Not saying that I disagree, but I just wanted to point out something you probably already know. Jesus was born a Jew, lived a Jew, and died as...a JEW. The religion of Christianity came around years later due to his followers deciding that he was a holy deity or an immediate family member of. Throughout history, the Jews have faced extreme discrimination. Would killing one of their own made any sense??
I haven?t read all the comments, but this article and many of the comments are missing several important points:
First, YouTube prohibits anti-Semitic videos as explained by the ?Terms of Use? and ?Community Guidelines?:
?We encourage free speech and defend everyone's right to express unpopular points of view. But we don't permit hate speech (speech which attacks or demeans a group based on race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, and sexual orientation/gender identity).?
Second, YouTube relies on a flagging mechanism that the community is supposed to use to mark such content.
Third, my own attempts at flagging the following video as hate speech has resulted in no response from YouTube in several days:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_K1fYTQGV8&feature=related
BTW, I?m a Christian and an American, but even the poster admits that the video contains hate speech rehashed. Whether you believe that the poster actually captured this audio or deceiving created the audio, this video contains hate speech. For more such videos, just search on ?hate X?, ?f@ck X?, or something similar where X is ?a group based on race or ethnic origin, religion, ...etc.?
- by itango March 24, 2008 10:23 AM PDT
- Please get your facts straight. The ROMANS killed Jesus, not the Jews. Jesus himself was a Jew. He was killed for polilical reasons, not for religios reasons - he was becoming too "popular" and a challenge to the establishment.
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Showing 2 of 2 pages (43 Comments)And no, I am not a Jew, I used to be a Cathoilic.