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With that YouTube shooting the other day, IF we take the story at face value, there are some interesting points that it highlights.
Woman was driven to a total rage because youtube essentially ruined her life.
This may sound extreme, but stay with me for a minute.
Many people don't realize it, but social media censorship is creating a silent great depression which I think is costing more people their jobs than the economic crash of 2008 did.
If you think about it, after the crash of 2008, there were wall street workers jumping off of buildings because they invested years of their lives building a career that was swept out from under them, and then they found themselves in a position where they had no clue how they were going to put food on the table.
Think about how many people had jobs that were affected by the 2008 crash, a lot, enough to cause a serious problem in many industries, but most average people didn't notice much of a change. Most of those affected were wall street and banking types, and of course that created somewhat of a ripple effect in other industries.
Fast forward ten years, the economy has now changed and millions of people are now making their living online. Whether it is through e-stores or online publishing, everyone who works online is dependant on social media to reach their customers.
Those of us who have taken this path have invested years of skill-building in this world, and now we are faced with the same situation that many experienced in 2008, our careers are being stripped away from us, not through natural market forces, but due to the decisions of a few control freak executives.
Of course, I am not justifying this woman's act of violence, but I am breaking down the situation to show that the attack is blowback from the silent great depression that is being caused by social media censorship.
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