Soft porn now allowed on YouTube while many other topics remain Forbidden

So YouTube has been met with mixed criticism after banning erotic model Belle Delphine. Some cheered the decision, calling out for more similar banning including especially from rap and pop culture music songs which basically have the same type of videos, while others called it an infringement on freedom of speech. Didn’t take long and YouTube reversed their decision and unbanned Delphine which is disgusting character to say the least who not only makes psycho faces but actually sold her bath water… unbelievable….. that being said, through the unbanning of Delphine, Youtube is now openly allowing soft-core porn.

This is content for pornhub not for Youtube where kids are spending time. It is amazing that kids are now watching this kind of stuff. What will they do when they grow up? Generations are getting more and more desensitized to this kind of stuff but imagine watching this at a fragile age as a girl, how will that girl act when she’s grown up? She will not only emulate Delphine, she will double down, she will say that she’s better, she can do better than her and she will be 10 times the slut these current “models” are, and it will get amplified more and more until what? Until when> Until you start seeing people walking around naked on the streets having sex in the streets like animals? What the hell is going on? Is there no more decency in the world left?

Are we perhaps just fossils? Too old fashioned? Instead of criticizing this stuff, should we all just say “Baaahhh, if you can’t beat them, join them!”? Not really all of this will eventually come to an end, the pendulum always swings both ways. All of this will someday pass away and the people who were involved in this kind of stuff will be shamed and nobody would want to have anything to do with them. So stay strong. Now imagine that all of this madness is allowed on Youtube while political talk, social talk like tyranny criticism for example, US elections talk and even a God damn virus are forbidden. They remain a big no-no. So talking about a virus is NO-NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! while soft-porn is OKAY! Damn is this the peak of our decaying society? Will things finally start to return to normal? After all how much worse can it get until the pendulum swings back?

Now aside from all of this, this girl isn’t even beautiful, beneath all that FAKE makeup she has, this is the real her, this is who you are simping to, the one on the left without makeup:

This is makeup worthy of divorce. Remember this man from China? A few years ago he divorced his wife and sued her because she made him ugly kids and after he researched a bit, he discovered that the beautiful wife she married was in fact fake, the result of modern plastic surgeries + heavy makeup but she was genetically ugly, like really ugly and therefore she made ugly kids. The man felt cheated and took action against her.

So check this out:

YouTube has been accused of kowtowing to corporates after it temporarily banned British erotic model Belle Delphine for violating sexual content policy while turning a blind eye to similar clips of mainstream performers.

Delphine – real name Mary-Belle Kirschner – had her account “terminated with no warning” on Sunday, the 21-year-old Instagramer and OnlyFans model wrote. “This account has been terminated due to multiple or severe violations of YouTube’s policy on nudity or sexual content,” reads the disclaimer put in place of her channel.

Delphine’s photos and videos have been notorious for suggestive and at times explicit content. This has scored her a large following and a fair share of controversies. However, it wasn’t her fans alone who rose up in social media outrage following Sunday’s ban.

Delphine’s fellow YouTubers and censorship critics have been quick to point out apparent hypocrisy in the platform’s policy enforcement, with similarly explicit footage being fully permitted in mainstream music videos that have scored hundreds of millions views.

To prove this point, popular YouTuber Keemstar tweeted out a compilation of footage comparing Delphine’s videos with ones featuring stars like Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. Not only did the scenes in those clips look alike, it would seem that some of the model’s racy stunts were a parody on those of mainstream pop idols.

The news has resonated with many YouTube critics, who’ve long called out the video hosting service for seemingly favoring establishment media over independent creators.

“YouTube’s termination of Belle Delphine basically confirms that they have a completely different set of rules for mainstream content and don’t view organic creators as ‘artists,’” one disappointed viewer wrote.

More YouTube-savvy media critics pointed out that the platform freely hosts nudity content, which remains untouched by the moderators.

Others rushed to defend the risqué music videos, claiming that Delphine’s content was nothing like the clips of Nicki Minaj or Cardi B. “Belle is 100% porn and the message is porn. Cardi B is a musician who uses sexuality in her videos. That’s the difference,” one YouTube connoisseur tweeted.

There were even those advocating for both instances of sexual content to be banned.

Despite the troublesome YouTube censorship trends, some commenters were glad Delphine got the boot, accusing her of having been a “pedo baiter” on the platform.

Contrary to the wishes of her critics, however, Delphine’s ban wouldn’t last long, as the video-sharing giant stepped in on Monday evening to reinstate the channel amid complaints from the model and her fans.

“THANKYOU Team YouTube for listening to me!” she said in a celebratory tweet, also thanking followers for helping revive the 1.79 million-subscriber account.

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