Alex Jones is a phenomenal entertainer who has enchanted viewers across the world with his strange and bizzare perceptions of the world. Personally, I love the wild claims he makes and laugh with my friends and family about them. I also know there are many others out there who love his podcasts and videos,and are disappointed he is no longer easily accessible on YouTube.

When the Sandy Hook shootings happened (2012), Alex Jones happened to make a video where he professed Sandy Hook was a hoax (2014), which obviously upset millions of people, especially those involved. YouTube, and every other streaming site took him down and we haven't seen a video since. Now, he was not the only person to make outlandish conspiracy theories about this. Orly Taitz, a dentist and lawyer, claimed the shooter was drugged and hypnotized taking into being a killing machine to take eyes off the economic demise brought on by Obama. There are others who declared similar beliefs, all being just as bad as declaring it was a hoax.

My main point here is that YouTube seems to throw out the person with the most outlash against (which makes sense because they want to make money) however, I have noticed they let YouTubers like Onision (who has been known to groom young impressionable girls and lure them to his home, along with trying start a real cult), along with Logan Paul and many others, to stay.

YouTube asserts it is an "open platform," also saying "even if that means offending people along the way."