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After YouTube owns “mistake” with gun videos, what happens next?

February 3, 2023 by John Petrolino Leave a Comment

On Tuesday, content creator, YouTuber, and friend Jason from the Texas Gun Vault sent me a message. I have been following Jason’s content for a few years now, and over the last year, I’ve watched the success of and up until this morning, the demise of his channel. In January of 2022, Jason reported to me of the demonetization of his channel, back in December I covered a suspension he received, and then earlier this week he told me his entire channel was completely deleted.

From a notice from YouTube:

Hi Texas Gun Vault,

We have reviewed your content and found severe or repeated violations of our Community Guidelines. Because of this, we have removed your channel from YouTube.

Jason told me that they rejected his initial appeal and that, “11 years of work gone.”

“Hi Texas Gun Vault,”? Really? The Jersey in me wants to tell YouTube “Get the f*ck outta here.”

What I like about the Texas Gun Vault channel is that Jason is very pragmatic, down to Earth, and does not engage in hysterics nor flashy tannerite laden content. From everything he was able to gather, much like many other “GunTubers”, his deletion had to do with suppressors.

While I was gathering my thoughts on reporting about Jason’s situation, more leads started to pour in. Many of which wished to remain anonymous, as they did not want to jeopardize their future standings with YouTube. 

One content creator, friend and colleague Braden Langley from the Langley Outdoors Academy channel and creator of the Second Press 2A news site, recently scrubbed his channel of over 300 videos in an act of self-censorship, so that his larger collection of work would still remain. Langley saw the importance of keeping his entire channel intact, even if that meant sacrificing some of his content. While Langley did not state that the material scrubbed had anything to do with suppressors or silencers, he none-the-less noted the trend that’s been occurring over the last few weeks.

One of the creators I spoke to that wished to remain anonymous told me not about a strike or suspension they received from YouTube, but rather about having one of their videos deleted by the service. They told me their channel has been one of the fastest growing ones out there, having reached over 100,000 subs in the first month of putting out content. The user has only been putting out content since around the summer and has around a quarter of a million followers. They told me in the last 30 days they had over 38 million views. I suspected that YouTube took it easy on this creator due their explosive popularity.

One of the big ironies that the anonymous user pointed out was that there’s content out there that could be considered a bit more offensive than say a video showing them screwing on a silencer to a firearm. They told me the video that was deleted did feature the act of affixing a silencer, and they clearly got caught up in this recent roundup. In stating their arguments to me, which really, they did not have to do, but none-the-less, they observed some other content that’s out there without issue on YouTube:

Essentially, they have created a new “rule” without telling anyone, and are applying it retroactively (In the legal world, were this a law, it would be considered an illegal ex post facto law expressly prohibited by the US Constitution… can’t apply new laws to prior conduct…  unfortunately the Constitution doesn’t apply here).

We are clearly being targeted in a coordinated attack.

What is absolutely mind boggling is that you can post videos of people being murdered, actual gun violence, movies where silencers are attached.  There are also videos where women play “match the dildo with the woman” that popped up on my newsfeed the other day.

Somehow screwing on a silencer is “harmful” content… but playing a song called Wet Ass Pussy is A-OK.

That brings us to this morning when colleague Stephen Gutowski over at The Reload broke his story covering the very same topic. Gutowski said in his piece that YouTube noted that the deletions were an error on their part.

The video hosting site said recent moderation efforts aimed at videos where sound suppressors are affixed to guns were a mistake. The takedowns and channel strikes had appeared to affect videos, whether attaching the suppressor was part of a guide or just incidental. The company said it is now in the process of restoring videos and channels that were wrongly flagged.

“Upon review, we determined the videos in question are not violative of our Community Guidelines and have reinstated them,” a YouTube spokesperson told The Reload. “When it’s brought to our attention that content has been mistakenly removed, we review it and take appropriate action, including reinstating and removing associated strikes.”

The reversal comes after channels with upwards of ten million followers run by suppressor manufacturers or professional content creators and those with a few dozen followers run by hobbyists had videos taken down and appeals denied. It is an example of another moderation controversy surrounding a tech giant and how it approaches gun content on its platform. It may spurn further distrust among gun owners looking to post or consume videos and could invite further scrutiny from already tech-skeptical Republicans who just took control of the House of Representatives.

Gutowski also noted that the channels he mentioned to YouTube during his questioning of them were all reinstated. Not only were the channels he mentioned reinstated, but I also checked in with Jason at the Texas Gun Vault, and he told me his channel was returned only minutes prior to me reaching out to him. He said that, “When I saw Mrgunsngear’s video last night, I reapplied for my appeal. I got my channel back this morning.”

Mrgunsngear’s video is very informative on some of the behind the scenes of fighting the strikes on his channel. Between the efforts of several content creators, and I’ll go and say that I’m sure Gutowski had a lot to do with having YouTube see the light, they have back peddled on many of the suspensions. As noted in Jason’s case over at Texas Gun Vault, all he had to do was re-apply for another appeal.

We’re dealing with a big tech that hates everything and anything guns and Second Amendment. Sure, we can’t attribute malice to that which is incompetence, however in many arena’s I’m sure we can say that YouTube is both malicious and ignorant. There’s no lack of coverage of how big tech treats people that do not philosophically align with their agenda and or ideals. 

I think what’s more interesting is that while big tech shows zero love or appreciation for firearm related content, they sure do make some good money off of it. Is it time for big tech to tell their overlords “enough is enough!”? Let capitalism shine the way it should? It really would be more profitable for everyone if they just accepted the financial gains by leaving GunTubers alone.

While we round the corner of a new month of a new year with a marmot telling us we have six more weeks of winter left, I’m not too optimistic that YouTube just changed their ways because they found the “error”. I certainly could be wrong on this and quite honestly hope I am. Only time will tell. In any and every event, we’ll continue to track the situations as they unfold and will be reporting back on any new developments.

Author’s note: Since the writing and scheduling of this article, Jason from Texas Gun Vault has got back in touch with me and said that his channel has been deleted again. Hoping this is some sort of error with the algorithms, Jason has appealed yet again, and we’re hopeful his channel will be reinstated again shortly. We’ll be reporting back with any updates as they arise.

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Fired Google ‘Project Manager’ TikToks Her ‘Awesome’ Days at Google and the Mockable Day She Got Canned

January 27, 2023 by Jim Thompson Leave a Comment

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Not long before Elon Musk walked into Twitter’s lobby carrying an actual sink, a Twitter TikTok video was circulating on social media. It featured a super-happy Twitter employee wandering the Twitter building, grabbing her grande latte, getting a massage – doing everything but, you know — working. It was a clarion call about what’s broken with most of the tech industry. At Twitter, too many employees had titles but no discernable job and no reason to be employed. They got canned.

It reminded me of the movie Office Space. Milton had his cubicle, paycheck, and red stapler, but he wasn’t really working. Milton was useless. Elon Musk started axing useless Miltons at Twitter.

The rest of Techland must have noticed. Employees who spent more time on a massage table or making TikTok videos of how “awesome” Bruce the Masseuse was – were on the cutting block. But some didn’t know or see it coming.

This month, Google terminated 12,000 employees. 1,800 were terminated in California, including 27 “massage therapists”. Two of the massage therapists were based in Southern California.

In steps Nicole Tsai (she/her), a Yelp Elite Googler (whatever that it is), and a project manager. She’s also, now, a former Google employee. She has a social media following of several thousand, and video views in the millions. Before Google gave her the boot, Nicole posted multiple videos of the awesome awesomeness of Google.

In one video, she explores the Google LA  game room. A couple of employees are in a fierce ping-pong battle. Next, Nicole takes us on a magical cruise through multiple rooms where no work is being done. In one room, a bookshelf is loaded with books, including just about “every Harry Potter book” written. Harry Potter props, like wizard goblets, Harry Potter banners, and wizard brooms decorate the rooms. The conference table’s surface is a map of (apparently) Harry Potter land.

@nicolesdailyvlog

What I spend in a day as a Yelp Elite Googler | Episode 1 #techgirlie #dailyvlog #techvlog #dayinmylife #dayinthelife #minivlog #workvlog #whatispendinaday

♬ Flowers – Miley Cyrus

In the video above, called “A Day in My Life Working from Google LA,” Nicole walks into (what looked like) a nearly deserted building. She grabs some candy, and an iced coffee, and goes off to the “butterfly-themed room” to “take” her first meeting. Her next meeting is in the “Confetti Room.” What’s missing are people or any sign of work. Nicole seems all alone on campus, save for an occasional person serving her “free” food. Apparently, there were people who actually worked at Google. That video has 2.5 million views. Then the ban hammer fell.

@nicolesdailyvlog

The Google layoffs were not how I expected to start off 2023, but I know it’s only up from here 🥲 #techlayoffs #googlelayoffs #techgirl #corporatelife #techvlog #dayinmylife #techlayoffs2023

♬ Flowers – Miley Cyrus

Her “I was laid off” video takes us through the day of her firing. She had lost access to her email and calendar and spent a lot of the day crying along with her fellow former Google employees. “How could this happen?” they all ask each other. She then heads to Disneyland, likely because Disneyland is the closest thing she’ll ever see to the “work” she left behind. It’s at Disneyland where she eats her sorrows away. The food at Disneyland is far from free, so paying for food must have been a shock for Tsai.

Don’t cry for Nicole. In California, employers are required to give employees 60 days’ notice of mass terminations. So Nicole has lost access to free food and massages but not her paycheck. And Google didn’t just give poor Nicole 60 days’ notice to maybe trash the office or stuff her pockets with free food, Google laid all of them off with 60 days of severance pay.

Nicole Tsai (she/her on LinkedIn) will be waking up for the next two months with a paycheck cushion but no Nap Room on the Google campus. No more free pizza and foot massages. If she wants those, now she’ll have to pay for them. Boo. Hoo.

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BELICH: Republicans Need a Tech ‘Manhattan Project’ to Win in 2024 and Beyond

January 26, 2023 by RedState Guest Editorial Leave a Comment

(The opinions expressed by guest contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com.)

As the 168 members of the RNC assemble in Dana Point, California to decide the future of the Republican Party for the next two years, it’s necessary to make a sober assessment of what’s been failing us for the past several election cycles. Notwithstanding the rantings on Fox News of a geriatric loser who oversaw the utter obliteration of his state party at the hands of the Democrats, the number one job of a political party is to successfully operate the mechanics of electioneering.

That means, above all, the responsibility of every committee of Republicanism, including the RNC, is to see to it that, across the country, more ballots for our candidates end up in the ballot box than for the other guys.

That will not happen unless the Grand Old Party gets serious about its tech deficit and launches a “Manhattan Project” to quickly address it.

How Democrats got past us

From the ‘94 Revolution through the early 2000s, the GOP had the best ground game in the business.  By 2004, the field program, driven by the RNC’s Data Warehouse, built the strongest national majority since 1928.

Then Big Tech happened.

Without going into the history of Big Tech and how it became powerful, it’s important to understand that it did so by developing data collection and data analysis technologies capable of handling data at a scale and complexity several orders of magnitude beyond what had ever been done before.  Out were database tables and in was the social graph. Out was Brand visibility and in was Profile Marketing.

By the 2008 election rolled around, it was possible, nay, standard even, using complex math to construct and data mine a profile representing every single person on Earth… especially YOU. They can model your behavior, infer your choices, predict your actions and eventually, manipulate your choices for any and every product they want to sell, including your vote.

And in that election year, they did. Big Tech freely and openly gave a quantum technological leap to the Obama campaign and Democrats generally. Yes We Can! (know everything about you)

Republican Problems

Democrats Built an Ecosystem

In tech terms, an ecosystem is that collection of companies, organizations, and projects that all work on related goals in the same general direction. Their products often interoperate and frequently share and enrich each other’s data. Ecosystems exist all across technology. Photoshop and its plugins are an ecosystem, as are aftermarket automotive parts and enhancements, for example.

A healthy tech ecosystem is also self-sustaining, in that it generates enough aggregate product traction that it draws investment and a continual stream of new players, new projects, and new innovations from other ecosystems. These new investors, developers, and companies continually refresh a healthy ecosystem with new lifeblood.

After 2008, Democrats took that trillion-dollar gift from the likes of Facebook and Google and turned it into a huge ecosystem of your personal data and your social issues. There are dozens of companies, organizations, and projects available for Democrats and their fellow travelers to manage every aspect of their activism, from communications to fundraising, from socialization to data enrichment.

The Democrat tech ecosystem even created a whole new segment of activism-oriented venture capital, called Impact Investing. These investor-donors prioritize the political mission over profit and rely on the overall health of the ecosystem to generate and maintain valuations. DEI and ESG, major problems now, started as aspects of this novel type of Democrat-biased investment strategy.

Frequently, proof-of-concept funding for ventures will come from nonprofits via stipend grants to individuals. The Reach app, famously developed by AOC’s campaign in 2018, and now the gold standard voter-outreach app among the Democrats is an example of this. After proving its success, Reach developed into a for-profit company with the help of impact venture investing.

With the free flow of investment cash, the Democrat tech ecosystem is able to attract committed, skilled technologists to help them achieve their political ends. These are politically minded, left-wing people, but they’re technologists and engineers first, political operators second.

The RNC under Reince Priebus attempted a venture fund in 2014, but it was little known and generally unsuccessful.  Having largely been shut out of Big Tech by left-wing bias and with little insight into the mechanics of ecosystem success, it’s no surprise the venture experiment failed.

Republicans Stuck: Broken Paradigm, Old Mindset

The Republican party, technologically successful in the before-times, has been caught completely flat-footed in the age of modern profile analytics. To hint at the generational nature of the tech gap, the GOP is stuck in the world of tabular data shaped like Excel spreadsheets and Democrats have moved onto the multidimensional algebra of the social graph.

We’re simply being outclassed.

The root cause of the problem is the technology of past success was built around the 1970s paradigm of direct mail fundraising. In its day, direct mail revolutionized political organizing and issue advocacy. It carried Republican candidates and related organizations aloft for decades. It brought us victories, brought the Majority, and put food on the tables of everyone in the Republican camp.

Don’t change what’s working, right? But what happens when it doesn’t work anymore?

The mechanics of direct mail haven’t translated very well into the online world. Appeal language and upfront response is easily captured by spam filters. Internet providers aren’t obligated like the USPS to carry the mail, and SMS messaging’s strict compliance rules can result in losing access to your own list and even fines negating what you’ve raised.

Also, low response rates incentivize more frequent, and more obtuse (i.e. MAGA 5X MATCH DONATE OR THE BUNNY GETS IT) mailings against larger and larger low-quality prospecting lists, reducing response rates, and goodwill, even further.

Perversely, this paradigm means data quantity is valued greater than data quality, resulting in large lists being treated as an asset in and of themselves and rented blindly at prices wildly in excess of their value.

In a world where data-driven profile marketing is now the norm, list value lies in the quality of the relationship and its common factors. A marketer must predict your likelihood of response using the full amount of data associated with your profile before he approaches you. (BTW, this is exactly how “Big Tech” became a multi-trillion dollar industry.)

The direct mail mindset is not compatible with modern expectations, and it needs to be retired.

Skill Inversion: Misplaced Value and Poor Quality

If you look at the existing Republican ecosystem, the companies within it, and the people running those companies, you very quickly see an undeniable pattern. Political operators everywhere. Political operators doing data analysis. Political operators building technology. Political operators designing interfaces. Resumes filled with campaigns and DC advocacy groups. Resumes filled with poli sci and history degrees. You see lots and lots of political actors branching into technology. What you don’t see are technologists bringing their value into politics. This is an inversion of skill.

Someone who is an expert at canvassing, for instance, might know full well how to effectively automate their existing skills in the existing paradigm into an app, but would otherwise have no concept of how to apply an entirely different approach for a superior outcome. Innovation requires comprehension of technologies and methods from other disciplines and ecosystems outside of one’s direct experience and training.

When facing an adversary that has outclassed you utterly by specifically avoiding that trap, this leads to an equivalent inversion of data quality, as mentioned above, and an inversion of the value-towards-victory the product purports to solve. A political operator can’t effectively oversee or manage a technology project beyond their experience, and when it’s attempted the result is overpriced, mediocre output.

Democrats understand this. Our side does not. Democrat operatives attract talent from the best and most inventive sectors of technology, and Republicans either hire mediocre, overpaid consultant teams, or their buddy with rudimentary coding skills who spends his free time engaged in political drama instead of exploring the capabilities of their code compiler.

Uncorrected, it’s a recipe for failure.

Infrastructure For Victory: Manhattan Project

What is truly remarkable — and proof that God is still on our side — is that despite their extreme advantage in skills, technology, manipulations, and the overt backing and bottomless resources of Big Tech, Democrats can only just barely manage to bring themselves to near electoral parity.

This means it’s not too late.

It means that a well-directed, properly supported, concerted effort by Republicans can build and deploy the tools and machinery needed to bring Republican Values back to its natural place as the dominant political force in American life.

This Republican “Manhattan Project” will need to attract top technologists, take direct responsibility for its most important and impactful tools, build a healthy ecosystem, bring data quality up to modern standards, and do so with the urgency of Victory in mind at all times.

To accomplish this we don’t need to throw money at the problem, or bodies, nor vent despair at the task. With some core development principles, the GOP will spearhead its way to a long-term majority and healthy, persistent, success.

The Democrats operate technology the same way they run their cultural infestation, by running many, many teams, some unwittingly, all in the same direction. We must do the same and bootstrap quickly.  The minimal iterations of victory tools, from all sources, must be publicly viable by no later than this November, preferably September, in order to successfully and securely iterate on features throughout the 2024 campaign year.

Never Outsource Your Core

Elon Musk’s takeover and subsequent purge of Twitter is proof of something that is well-known in tech: adding more people to any project beyond optimal makes that project, or company, slower. For the GOP’s data mission, this means it’s not necessary to hire hundreds of coders and support staff. In fact, doing so would be massively counterproductive.

This means, for the most important projects, development must be handled internally and managed by a relatively small core team of technologists. A handful of lean-and-mean heavy hitters will outperform bloated teams of hundreds every time, and building that core team with top people must be the top priority.

The RNC has traditionally followed a corporate model for its technology needs, meaning it outsources most of its important functions to consulting firms, often without urgency and at a massively excessive price. This traditional method of outsourcing technology needs like a corporate conglomerate with unlimited resources will not work. Using this model, everyone involved gets fat from the trough, yet no one holds responsibility — either for failure or for the vision and conditions for success.

If any outsourcing is needed it should be done on a task or resource basis, and as directed by the Core Team. Coders can manage other coders better than political operators can, and can more easily see through the cruft and expensive padding of billable hours.

Build a Republican Tech Ecosystem

Outside of the core needs and the Core Team, the Republican Party absolutely must encourage and build a competent, healthy technology ecosystem around itself. We don’t have the option of using the ecosystem of the Democrats and ‘traditional’ non-profit organizations (which are also all Democrats).

It’s true that the tech industry is pro-Democrat and anti-Republican. This is due to 50-plus years of Democrat blood libel against us while they conquer literally all of our societal institutions. This also means that the “Big Tech” bias against Republicans is not merely a top-down imbalance. There simply aren’t all that many Republicans in tech and the few who exist fear for their careers in a deep, deep closet.

We have to get clever, and focus on technology — and on the values driving that technology.

With the Core Team developing the tech strategy, the GOP must revisit the tech incubator concept that Reince attempted in 2014. A tech incubator is a protected space where startup teams are encouraged to experiment and innovate toward their product vision and the shared overall mission.

A successful Republican incubator would encourage our closeted allies in tech to put their skills towards our shared values, as well as introduce our donor base to opportunities for “Impact Investments” that match these values with a solid profit motive. It would also extend grants to exceptional developers and aligned Open Source projects.

Data is Everything. Enrichment is Everywhere.

Democrats have been taught by their Big Tech partners that data is so supremely central to winning elections that traditional campaigning is often no longer even necessary. They’re right. As discussed above, it’s now possible to track and manage voters’ preferences at the individual level.

More valuable to us, this technology isn’t locked behind corporate NDAs. Modern data management and curation is generally available across the industry.  These technologies are part of the standard tool kit for a data-oriented developer. In fact, with the advent of “Big Data” tools and distributed analytics, managing the election-relevant data of every single voter in the US is a comparatively small operation compared to the superhuman daunting task of years past.

Data is everything. All other tools for victory flow downstream from data quality. This is the Democrats’ secret sauce and we cannot win without first adequate, high-quality data.

The act of curating, enriching, and validating data from 50 states and 3200+ counties can be easily managed by state and county Republican clubs if provided with adequate tools. In the industry, this curation and enrichment is called Fusion Analysis, and it’s a component of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). A political party is also inherently an intel network… Let’s use it.

Republicanism is the Majority. It’s time to manifest it.

The US Military teaches iterative decision theory as part of its combat operations process, called the OODA loop: Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act. The purpose of the OODA loop is to teach operators how to rapidly adjust their actions to the facts as they occur, and to do so “early,” which means not maintaining a course of action when it is no longer working.

The strategy of focusing millions of conservatives on DC dramatics is no longer working. The strategy of Big Money funding Big Media and hoping for Big Turnout is no longer working. The strategy of letting our enemy operate the machinery of elections unchallenged is no longer working. We are the majority. It’s time to win.

(Jason Belich is a California-based coder, systems architect, and overall technologist with over 25 years of experience developing mission-critical architectures and systems.)

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