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Sure, why not? *sarcasm* Except those are listed in the rules as to not be uploaded.

To my knowledge nowhere does it say that war videos and any other gory scenes may not be uploaded. If they said that then YouTube would lose a lot of it's advert. sponsors for new suspense movies, or education health videos showing open heart surgery would be forbidden. Again, your inside-the-box way of thinking keeps a large genre in the dark. Not all gore is bad.

What's hard to understand about it is your whole train of thought. My logic is ultimately the best because it benefits everybody. If we started pleasing certain parties over others just because they're the majority then we would have discrimination everywhere. So if you want talk responsibility, I think it's far greater that the YouTube staff do what they can to keep from discriminating against certain types of videos. The complaints, otherwise, would be far higher than they are now.

Your misinterpretation of the flag button in astounding, do you know that? Flagging a video only signals that it has content inappropriate to viewers under the age of consent (usually 18).

Also, for someone who supports Republican idealism and war, your tenacious defense of the removing of such videos is incomprehensible.

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According to you, it should be A-okay for someone to post a video containing bestiality, advocating R**e , racism, religious discrmination or something similiar. Despite most people finding that to be offensive, no one's forcing anyone to watch videos like that, so they should be welcome here on YouTube right, genius? :P

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You can't stop people from watching these videos even if "they don't have to." So basically, you're advocating inaction on YouTube's part because "no one is forcing anyone to watch anything." This is stupid. The fact is most people on this site find those videos to be offensive. The people uploading those videos are the minority. Therefore, YouTube has a responsibility to take action to protect the interests of the majority of its users. What is so hard to understand about that?