[0:00] When you have even YouTube calling you
[0:02] out and siding with the casual viewer of
[0:04] the internet or people that use YouTube,
[0:06] you know that you are doing something
[0:08] very wrong because notoriously YouTube
[0:10] in general has always been kind of uh
[0:13] out of touch and not really with the
[0:15] actual main consumer or people that use
[0:17] YouTube continuously. And the fact that
[0:19] you have the spokesperson Jay Stole for
[0:21] YouTube even making a statement like
[0:23] this, I think really just goes to show
[0:25] how bad the situation currently is when
[0:27] it comes to age verification, digital
[0:29] ID, and overall the uh the safety risk
[0:32] that is involved with it. And the reason
[0:34] why this is even being brought up and
[0:36] why the actual spokesperson of YouTube
[0:38] even did a call out is because the
[0:41] actual prime minister of the UK is
[0:43] moving forward with an effective ban of
[0:45] everyone under 16 will no longer be able
[0:48] to use the internet. Now, at first
[0:50] glance, if you just read the headlines,
[0:51] you don't know anything about this
[0:53] subject matter whatsoever. Obviously,
[0:55] this seems like a good thing. For
[0:57] instance, keeping people under 16 off
[0:59] the internet would seem to be a massive
[1:01] win in a perfect world. But obviously to
[1:04] get to that type of direction, we are
[1:06] not in a perfect world and it's going to
[1:08] be manipulated and used. And I'm I'm not
[1:10] going to repeat things and points that
[1:12] I've talked about over and over again.
[1:14] But the point is is the laws finally
[1:16] reached the point to where it's coming
[1:17] into effect and that the prime minister
[1:18] is now straight up saying that there is
[1:21] going to be a full sweeping ban of the
[1:23] internet for people. And to be able to
[1:25] access the internet, you will now need
[1:28] to just straight up give over your ID or
[1:30] government identification to some
[1:32] degree, face scanning and all that. And
[1:33] we've already seen implementations to
[1:35] reach this point. But now it's
[1:37] full-blown. It is reaching China level
[1:41] censorship and firewall status when you
[1:43] have something like this go on. And I
[1:45] just I want to play this brief little
[1:47] thing that really just goes to show the
[1:48] narrative that the prime minister of the
[1:50] UK is really trying to paint here when
[1:52] it comes to just the reason why they
[1:54] need to restrict your rights and just uh
[1:56] rip away, you know, your privacy.
[1:58] >> Absolutely clear.
[2:00] Thousands of parents say their children
[2:03] are addicted to social media. It can
[2:06] leave them trapped in a cycle of endless
[2:09] scrolling that displaces play, sleep,
[2:12] and time with the family.
[2:15] I'm going to just pop a a hole in what
[2:18] he just said there. If parents are
[2:19] noticing this and they're having a
[2:21] problem with it, there is a solution, a
[2:23] very easy solution. You can easily take
[2:25] their phone away. You could put time
[2:27] locks on them and everything. You're the
[2:28] parent. You're able to do that. But
[2:30] obviously that is too hard nowadays for
[2:32] parents. Parents rather have their child
[2:34] be babysat by the internet, by tablets,
[2:36] by phones, by gaming consoles instead of
[2:38] actually doing their job and being a
[2:40] parent and monitoring them. And so
[2:42] basically the solution now is that
[2:44] instead of parents being the parent,
[2:46] they want big daddy government to do
[2:48] their job for them. And that's basically
[2:50] what the prime minister of the UK is
[2:52] saying. Is that basically parents that
[2:54] are just outright lazy and just I'm
[2:55] going to be blunt, bad parents. They um
[2:58] they are dragging everybody else down
[3:00] and having your rights restricted and
[3:02] taken from you because you have parents
[3:04] not wanting to do their job. And so this
[3:06] whole concept of think of the kids, it
[3:08] really comes down to just very poor
[3:10] parenting and lazy parents and everybody
[3:12] else is getting punished for it. It's
[3:14] absolutely horrendous. And basically
[3:17] trying to say that, oh, we need to allow
[3:18] the government to step in and to do this
[3:20] instead parents doing it, I think is
[3:22] just incredibly wrong. And I mean, this
[3:24] entire narrative and argument is
[3:25] something I've been talking about a lot,
[3:27] but we have finally reached the
[3:28] threshold now to where the UK is fully
[3:31] implementing just a straightup ban. And
[3:34] to be able to overcome this ban, by the
[3:37] way, you're going to have to ID
[3:39] yourself. Like for instance, if you're
[3:41] an adult,
[3:42] ult and all that, you're going to have
[3:43] to present an ID. You're going to have
[3:44] to present your location, where you're
[3:46] at, and everything just to be able to
[3:48] access the internet. And so, this means
[3:50] that just because people under 16 are
[3:52] banned doesn't mean anyone above that is
[3:54] not going to be affected by this. You
[3:56] will have to show ID. And as we've all
[3:59] seen, I've been talking about this topic
[4:01] consistently, your data is not safe. It
[4:04] will be stolen. There's data breaches,
[4:07] dark web, all sorts of stuff. We've
[4:09] already seen it happen a few times now
[4:10] to just government sites in general when
[4:12] it comes to your data being lost when
[4:13] they're forcing face scanning or digital
[4:15] ID. So, um, everything about this is
[4:18] just outright bad. And, um, there's a
[4:21] lot of big social media heads that are
[4:23] now talking about this. I mean, you even
[4:24] have Elon Musk kind of talking about
[4:26] this situation, calling this out and how
[4:28] bad it is, which makes sense because
[4:30] obviously he is the owner of X Twitter
[4:33] and um you know, he has one of the
[4:34] biggest platforms in the world. So, uh
[4:36] makes sense he would call this one out
[4:38] and since technically the UK has been
[4:40] very adamant about censoring Twitter, I
[4:42] think um makes sense why he would do
[4:44] that. But anyways, the point is is when
[4:46] you have someone like YouTube as well
[4:48] calling this out that you know, let's
[4:50] just let's keep it real guys. YouTube
[4:52] would love to have your data, more of
[4:54] your data. They would love to know
[4:55] everything about you, your ID and all
[4:57] that. But the fact that you have a
[4:59] spokesperson, the main spokesperson of
[5:01] YouTube calling this out, I think
[5:03] showcases the danger here. And that even
[5:05] YouTube and Google doesn't want to put
[5:08] up a um a front or a facade and act like
[5:11] this is okay. They are willing to push
[5:12] back on it, which that I'm very happy
[5:15] and surprised. Like, for once, we have a
[5:17] massive YouTube win. Good on them. I I
[5:20] honestly I got to give them where credit
[5:22] is due. Good win on their part because
[5:24] so many companies will instantly bow
[5:25] down to this and not speak up and say
[5:27] how bad this actually is. But um getting
[5:29] into a few other additional points that
[5:31] I want to comment on. I do want to
[5:33] mention one big thing. This is not going
[5:36] to stop at the UK. We already have this
[5:39] being implemented I believe in Australia
[5:40] or it's already implemented. China
[5:42] obviously has it. UK has it. And this is
[5:45] probably once this passes, this is
[5:47] probably going to hit Europe and
[5:48] eventually Canada and then, you know,
[5:50] eventually probably the United States,
[5:51] Brazil, and different places around the
[5:53] world. It's going to start hitting. It
[5:55] doesn't stop at one point when a law is
[5:57] passed like this that's just so massive.
[5:59] And if there isn't a radical amount of
[6:00] push back, it will sweep around the
[6:03] world. We've already seen this when it
[6:04] comes to censorship with different
[6:06] Japanese sites and games and everything
[6:08] in between. So, this is just the a
[6:11] symptom that it's going to get worse if
[6:12] there isn't significant push back,
[6:14] especially within the UK. And I hope a
[6:17] lot of people really outcry how bad this
[6:19] is because all this is is to harvest
[6:21] your IDs, harvest where you're at, and
[6:23] censor you at any point in turn because
[6:24] this is just straight up a silencing
[6:26] tactic. That that's exactly what it is.
[6:29] I mean, let's let's be honest. I I it's
[6:31] very important to the subject matter. I
[6:33] don't like diving into this part too
[6:35] much, but it is important. politics like
[6:38] we've all seen it. If you watch, let's
[6:40] say for instance, Asmin Gold or anyone,
[6:42] you know, that's very popular on
[6:43] YouTube, you definitely have seen the uh
[6:46] the actual violence that's taking place
[6:48] in Europe and UK. And it's very clear
[6:51] that the UK, the GR government doesn't
[6:53] want you to talk about that. They are
[6:54] trying to silence descent. They're
[6:55] trying to silence basically people being
[6:57] against what their viewpoint is for what
[6:59] the governments are heading, you know,
[7:00] the their actual country. And they don't
[7:02] like people being against them. And the
[7:04] whole point here is to basically silence
[7:06] you and silence your opinions. that's
[7:08] what they're wanting. For instance, you
[7:10] know, if they're able to completely ban
[7:11] social media for certain individuals,
[7:13] and then also know what you're saying
[7:14] and track you, they can instantly arrest
[7:16] you, give you fines, and it's already
[7:17] happening. So, it's a very scary future.
[7:19] Like, we really are living in like a
[7:21] 1984 Shimaneta type reality that is just
[7:26] getting bad, man. It's really getting
[7:28] bad. Like, when you have YouTube on your
[7:30] side and calling this out, I think it
[7:32] says a lot. It really says how bad we
[7:35] really are at this point. and that a a
[7:38] an actual company that would be honestly
[7:40] have all intents and purposes to want
[7:42] your data even more of your data to be
[7:44] against this. Yikes. I will leave it at
[7:48] that though. I I wanted to talk about
[7:49] this cuz obviously this is very
[7:51] important. There's nothing more
[7:52] important I could talk about today than
[7:54] this because I feel like this is a
[7:56] radical escalation of the internet and
[8:00] uh where we're heading because obviously
[8:02] you know the next step now is that this
[8:04] law gets implemented completely and
[8:06] other governments will follow the EU
[8:08] will follow it and other countries
[8:10] around the world and I hate that because
[8:12] remember this all started over a year
[8:14] ago with the UK implementing like their
[8:16] online digital act or digital online
[8:18] safety act and um we've seen where
[8:21] that's but now with other countries and
[8:23] now it's happening again another
[8:24] escalation and it's always another
[8:27] escalation and it gets a lot worse if
[8:29] you know nothing's done and I I I really
[8:31] hope that uh the citizens in the UK push
[8:34] back against this but I will leave it at
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