HE YouTube has blocked creator Bruno Aiub’s channel🇧🇷 Better known as Monarch, last night (08). The decision was made to “comply with local laws,” according to the video platform itself.
Monark was chatting live with former parliamentarian Arthur do Val (Mamãe Falei) on the Rumble website when he received word that his YouTube account had been deleted. In the footage circulating on social networks, the creator himself says that the most likely reason for the decline is that he spread a live broadcast of an Argentine influencer lying about electronic voting machines and the election process in Brazil.
Fuck watching an argument where I said my mom was the adult in the room but anyway, here’s the thing pic.twitter.com/9gtHN5n9VP
— Der Flecha ???? (@derflecha) 9 November 2022
On Twitter, Monark said it was “censored by the STF” and “we don’t live in a democracy”. “How many days until the police arrive at my house? Alexandre de Moraes is acting like a dictator.”
Earlier today (09), the podcaster also posted the email he received from YouTube with the report on the channel being blocked. “It wasn’t YouTube that censored my channel, it was the judiciary, it’s called state censorship, it has no other name. Censorship is yes and wrong,” he said.
It wasn’t YouTube that censored my channel, it was the judiciary, it’s called state censorship, it has no other name. Censorship yes and wrong. If you’re advocating this just because you don’t like me, you’re giving up your freedom and rights out of hatred. pic.twitter.com/jsbuLT6lLl
🇧🇷 Monarch (@monark) 9 November 2022
In the screenshot, it is possible to observe that YouTube communicates with young people. account blocked after receiving a report for legal reasons🇧🇷 Communication also makes it clear that the creator can contact the video platform team if they think the blocking is unfair.
new punishment
This isn’t the first time Monark has been penalized by the Google website. In February 2022, YouTube had already banned Bruno Aiub from creating a new channel on the platform. The decision was taken in response to speeches by lawmakers. Young man who said he supported the establishment of a Nazi party in Brazil during an episode of the Flow Podcast in February of the same year.
“With this measure in place, you will no longer have access to monetization tools and functionality that includes online support for content creators. As long as the suspension continues, you may not create a new channel or use a third-party channel to bypass restrictions. […]”, says part of the report.
In the statement, it was emphasized that the decision was made because “responsibility is the first priority for YouTube”. The Google website said it understands that creators need to be responsible and mindful of their own influence.
I need your help. pic.twitter.com/8tlQ8athGd
🇧🇷 Monarch (@monark) February 18, 2022
Reading another quote, “We are therefore concerned about recent Nazi-related statements on one of your channels that could cause serious harm to the community and also violate our Creators Responsibility policies.”
Monark said he faced “political persecution”, although he admitted to making unfortunate comments about the establishment of a Nazi party in Brazil. He says “freedom of expression is dead” in the country since the episode.
Source: Tec Mundo
