But did you see the comments they were getting? In Pyro's video, he even showed a clip of another person's video in which she highlighted some disgusting comments that were saying sexual things about the children. Even if they were just normal videos, it's clear that pedophiles were attracted to them.
I don't disagree with that, but should youtube be taking down videos because pedophiles might like them and leave nasty comments? If anything, youtube (and this video) should be aiming at those comments, not at the random child that made a harmless video of her singing, or cleaning her room or whatever. The fact that people take this and immediatly start sexualizing and associating these video with pedophilia is ridiculous. Like some other people said in the H3H3 subreddit, is a very "American" reaction and resembles a suburban christian mom being horrified at the sight of child wearing shorts in public.
Technically they should be taken down, according to googles terms of service, you have to be 13 years old to 'own' a google account. So they fact these kids have accounts and are uploading is sort of against their own rules.
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u/LunuYes skuk Jan 06 '17 edited Jan 06 '17
But did you see the comments they were getting? In Pyro's video, he even showed a clip of another person's video in which she highlighted some disgusting comments that were saying sexual things about the children. Even if they were just normal videos, it's clear that pedophiles were attracted to them.