Yes, you are. You may not mean to tell people to kill feminists, but that's the message you're providing. You do know that kids watch these gameplay videos, right? And that sexists will latch on to videos like that to spread their message, even if they don't intend to kill people? Even from a cynical perspective, YouTube probably doesn't want its reputation stained by hosting videos with "kill feminist" titles.It was in poor taste, and he should've known better.
So if the videos were named differently, and the content stayed the same, you believe they wouldn’t be targeted?
Another question
He’s done several videos displaying creative ways to kill individuals from different demographics and YouTube apparently had no problem with this, but these videos they do? What if someone modded President Trump into GTA5 just to display creative ways to kill him, would that be ok?
Also, if this gets creators in trouble then should all the videos displaying creative ways to kill other groups should be removed(there are a lot of cop killing videos on YouTube from GTA5)
I’m not saying the videos were done in good taste, but I thought the reasoning of the ban “promoting violence” was bullshit when one of the entire premise of the game is to cause violence and disorder.
Back to the original point of the bolded part of your comment, if it’s truly because of what he named the videos in question, then YouTube at the very least should have warned him and tell him to edit the names. I agree that he should have named them a bit better, that goes with all of those videos that have him showing ways of killing fictional NPC’s in RDR2.
Calling a historical representation of a lady fighting for women's rights an "annoying feminist" is twattish behavior. Celebrating and glorifying violence against someone for being a feminist deserves a ban.
YouTube and others social media platforms haven't an ethical duty to not promote this kind of thinking.
For those who disagree with the ban or think of the videos are harmless fun / right now to free speech... Genuine question for you all:
In 1930s Germany, Hitler produced media vilyfying jews and promoting violence against them. Do you think he was fine to be expressing his thoughts right to free speach? If YouTube was around then, do you you think it should have hosted his videos?
For those saying "it's just violence against women in the game, no difference to the violence against men" - are you deliberately ignoring the word "feminist" in every video title?
Serious questions, help me understand why you you think glorifying violence against women who were fighting for the right time vote is OK?
You had me until you compared the YouTuber’s videos to Hitler’s regime. Could you not think of a better analogy?