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This is nice to see. We know the high tech companies are working as propaganda outlets for Biden but it's nice to see the proof. These people don't hate Trump they hate US! They hate the US of A!

This is nice to see. We know the high tech companies are working as propaganda outlets for Biden but it's nice to see the proof. These people don't hate Trump they hate US! They hate the US of A!

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Ok let me get this right, they're removing dislikes, so he gets less negative then positive, by removing them who notices but the people with negative out look, no one is watching that is a positive like. This is all people on YouTube as we see no one is fooled

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Nice catch Brother.

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Remember it’s PoopTube.

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I agree, I am going to YT less and less each month. Unfortunately some people still find it the easiest place to post.

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My account was taken down last year just for comments I made no videos

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My account was taken down last year just for comments I made no videos

I never comment on videos. Another way for them to collect info on you. I guess that's why mine is still up.

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That meathead in the funny hat just used the story to get attention for himself and spew more of his stupid opinions. He only spent 5 seconds on the story itself.

Like/dislike buttons are there primarily for the site's ability to collect user data, not for the poster's ability to judge reaction to their content.

Why I downvote posts on here is for the same reason as why I dislike YT videos, but the reaction here is different. Why do you think that is?

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Like/dislike buttons are there primarily for the site's ability to collect user data, not for the poster's ability to judge reaction to their content.

How does this work? I thought it was for popularity. You always hear people say like and subscribe.

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They want people to think it's just to gauge popularity, but the whole intention of DARPA creating the internet was to collect user data in order to analyze and control people. Features like 'like' buttons have always been a way to gather personal data.

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Interesting. Makes sense. The internet has almost become useless with all the knowledge that has been hidden or changed.