Big Tech Election Censorship By Chris Knight (Florida)

Here is yet another example of Big Tech engaging in electoral interference. GOP Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, has said that YouTube has been involved in electoral censorship by banning an interview that he did with video creator shaneyyricch. This channel had 150,000 followers, over 185 million views in merely three months, but was terminated without warning or justification, for allegedly violating community standards. Ramaswamy declared, "Big Tech censorship to rig an election…who would have ever imagined."

And: "If Google is going to rig this election, just end the charade & say so. That seems to be the message they're sending." Yes, that is exactly what they are going to do.

https://reclaimthenet.org/youtube-deletes-the-channel-of-shaneyyricch-vivek-ramaswamy-interview

"GOP Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has accused Big Tech of engineering electoral outcomes through censorship measures. This comes following YouTube's banning of a popular conservative online personality who had just conducted an interview with Ramaswamy.

GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy and video creator shaneyyricch have both vociferously criticized YouTube.

As per shaneyyricch, his channel had racked up a substantial 150,000 followers and had garnered over 185 million views in merely three months.

Despite this, it was terminated without any warning or given justification by YouTube. A ban slapped on him for violating community rules, he insists, had not been preceded by any strikes against his account.

Undeterred, he promised to keep generating content on X and Rumble.

In the wake of his unexpected ban, shaneyyricch shared the video he recorded with Ramaswarmy on X, soliciting opinions on why it could've possibly led to the termination of his YouTube channel.

As part of the content in consideration, Ramaswamy elaborates on several proposed changes for the electoral process, including one-day-only voting, making the Election Day a national holiday, mandating voter IDs, and sticking to paper ballots.

In a public denunciation of YouTube, Ramaswamy declared, "Big Tech censorship to rig an election…who would have ever imagined."

He then threw an open challenge to Google, stating, "If Google is going to rig this election, just end the charade & say so. That seems to be the message they're sending."