hang 'em

hang em high

and generally having an ad next to the video could make you associate that ad w that video

and the advertiser doesn't want to be associated w bad things

or what they percieved as bad

why couldn't they make money off advertising on conspiracy videos ? there is a giant 'conspiratorial' audience out there and it's growing like crazy, you'd think that'd make more business sense

In terms of publicity

Bad plublicity

Kellogg's doesn't want to be associated with JFK grassy knowle videos

what happens when FE are the majority? only a matter of time 😉

nah. i'd bet it's backwards. you tube decided on their own, not to provide those vids any ads

look who benefits in the end

Anyways

I use ad block

So it doesn't matter for me

😈

i used ad block but it made everything so slow for me

idk y

Ublock origin

The other ones could be crypto miners

Iirc

i see

surely YT will eventually block all ad blockers

crypto. the other great deception

foot path to the one world currency

how is ad blocking maximizing profits ?

it doesn't lol

It fs over YouTube that's y I use em

they are hard to prevent

so you think that google along with all their knowledge and resources, just can't find a way to stop ad blockers on their own YT platform okay

you'd think that if it was going to affect their profits they'd make that extra effort

but i guess it's too hard

tbh google probably doesnt even flinch at ad blockers. their motive is beyond on the simple goal of making more money. they ARE money at this point

i'm sure youtube tries to maximize ad revenue by specifically putting videos in your suggestion or search engine but they did state previously that they would crack down on conspiracy theories. they are intentionally targeting conspiracies such as 9/11 or flat earth where you can't never find any pro-FE stuff if you search ''arguments for flat earth'' sad censorship and it's harder for people to understand the other side

wasn't there an article that stated youtube is losing money more than profiting?

im not so sure about that, but let's hypothetically say that everyone starts using ad blockers, then yes, i'd say it becomes more than a 'profit' only reason