YouTube's Community Guidelines set the standards for what can and cannot be posted on to YouTube, and how they enforce it is fairly simple. When someone flags a video, a human allegedly reviews it to see if it breaks the Community Guidelines. If something goes against it, it gets taken down. Fairly simple concept right? However, YouTube has in the past ignored reports of content that violate their Community Guidelines. The reason? Money.

YouTube shows favoritism towards bigger creators because bigger creators make YouTube more money from views and ads. This has led to people like Synthetic Man and AndyPantsGaming being allowed to push blatant Alt-Right and extremist viewpoints with barely any pushback from YouTube, while smaller creators like BangSnap can get terminated for merely bumping into their microphone. There is even a creator called Ranting For Vengeance who is being encouraged to make Nazi propaganda by his father, who is another Alt-Right creator named RP MMA. According to people who knew RFV personally, he has a history of beating up non-white classmates. And the worst part about this is, all the creators mentioned in this pushing Alt-Right propaganda are on their respective country's law enforcement watchlists. Andy and Synthetic Man are on the FBI Watchlist, Andy for making a game with AI Generated CSAM ("cheese pizza") content, having lost custody of his daughter, while Synthetic Man threatened to shoot up a game studio. And RP MMA is being investigated over RFV's behavior. But the popularity and engagement they pull in make YouTube hesitant to terminated despite them BLATANTLY breaking TOS.

There are also tons of NSFW Content Farms that use children's media characters in suggestive to borderline pornographic situations. These Content Farms rake in millions of views, which means that YouTube will be hesitant to take them down. 

This is a clear-cut case of corporate greed. Big creators can break any rule they want, while smaller creators are stepping on eggshells trying to not say the wrong thing, and still will only stop when people put their foot down and say "enough is enough". YouTube needs to PROPERLY enforce their Community Guidelines unbiased and reasonably, without the use of AI Moderation which frequently has cases of false positives where people get unfairly striked.

Note: This is NOT made with the intention of starting another adpocolypse or censoring political opponents. This is made with the intention to get YouTube to PROPERLY enforce the Community Guidelines they themselves have set up.