George Janko suggests that government regulation of social media platforms may be necessary.

“so like if you're gonna like a gun company right it is America we build guns are not here sorry guys but we build guns but there's also the government there's rules right like hey like for both sides of the party social media is getting to the point where it is people's careers it's their livelihood”

Logan Paul believes private platforms have the right to enforce their own rules and censor content.

“the platforms have every right to do what they want it's kind of like if you're using their vehicle you got to respect them you know I mean you've got to respect their rules and regulations it's their vehicle like you said it's their platform they put you at this but if you kind of go in a direction”

YouTube's reliance on algorithms and its restrictive policies make it an undesirable platform for creators compared to Rumble.

“You don't get algorithms telling you to watch transgender tutorial makeup guides, whatever's going on on YouTube these days. I have no idea because it's a cesspool of filth and sadness where dreams go to die.”

YouTube is justified in removing channels like Tenant Media that are complicit in state-funded propaganda campaigns, whereas other creators might not be directly implicated.

“If YouTube did delete Lauren why would they not delete everyone else there because Lauren is directly implicated there are definitely offers from RT and RT subsidiaries that are made to a lot of right-wing content creators that a lot of people in the rightwing scene know”

The lack of official public statements from Twitch regarding Dr Disrespect's ban is unusual and poorly handled for such a high-tier talent.

“I do think it's really weird that you would terminate like a a tier Talent with probably one of the largest contracts you've ever written for your company without a word to anybody because twitch has never made any official public statement about his ban ever right”