Following censorship from Facebook over the same reporting, YouTube has deleted a video by the conservative commentator Steven Crowder, in which he discussed the leaked manifesto of Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale. Crowder's video brought to public attention parts of a document that appears to shed light on the shooter's motivations and planning behind the tragic event that resulted in six deaths.
The video's removal from YouTube has ignited a firestorm of debate over the digital regulation of sensitive content. Crowder, had obtained and broadcasted three pages of what is claimed to be Hale’s manifesto, inciting a conversation about the balance between the public's right to information and the potential risks of propagating harmful ideologies.
YouTube's decision to take down Crowder's content under its “criminal organizations” policy was one that drew criticism from Crowder.
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