YouTube Has Officially Jumped the Shark

I received this in the email today:
Happy 2020! We want to set you up for a great decade with our commitment to fighting harassment, insights on how to create more inclusive content on YouTube, and a great interview between Try Guy Eugene Lee Yang and YouTube CEO, Susan Wojcicki. Read on!
WHAT’S NEW
Standing up against harassment
We’re always working on making YouTube a safer place for creators and viewers, so we’ve updated our harassment policy, here are a few of the latest improvements:
We’re taking a stronger stance on threats by removing indirect or implied threats of violence
Content that maliciously insults someone based on their race, gender expression or sexual orientation will not be tolerated or allowed
Repeated patterns of behavior that target individuals may result in removal from the YouTube Partner Program, video removal, or their account being terminated
LEARN MORE
An interview with Eugene Lee Yang of The Try Guys
Eugene Lee Yang from The Try Guys sat down with YouTube CEO, Susan Wojcicki, and they discussed YouTube’s commitment to the LGBTQ+ community, kids content, and more.
An interview with Eugene Lee Yang of the Try Guys
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Create inclusive videos to reach more viewers
Representation in media matters – both in front of and behind the camera. It’s important to remember we all have unconscious bias, which can influence the people we choose to work with, the topics we cover, and which perspectives we include. So, dive into the course, take a look at this insightful video full of tips and learn how your YouTube channel can help foster diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Create inclusive videos to reach more viewers
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"Inclusion" and "diversity" are dirty words to me because they mean opposing views, including those stating biological fact, will be silenced.

WTF is wrong with this operator?

Basically political speech will be silenced if "feelings" are hurt.

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