> If somebody wants to have a YouTube channel where they just complain, why is that a problem?
Because the complaining isn’t as fair and balanced as he presents it. He likes the stir the pot and he spreads misinformation along the way.
It’s a problem because he has a wide audience of people who adopt the anger that he puts out and accept it as ground truth. It’s a smaller scale version of people who get their opinions from people like Joe Rogan, who fill their time with misinformed rants.
Instead of throwing around generalized and unspecific claims, can you (without googling) point out specific cases where he spread misinformation? Without correction?
Because the complaining isn’t as fair and balanced as he presents it. He likes the stir the pot and he spreads misinformation along the way.
It’s a problem because he has a wide audience of people who adopt the anger that he puts out and accept it as ground truth. It’s a smaller scale version of people who get their opinions from people like Joe Rogan, who fill their time with misinformed rants.