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These companies really need to be required to show evidence of TOS violations when they take these actions.
How would that help? It'll still be a private business either way, and we won't have any right to transparency.

The only solution to this problem is breaking up the shrinking number of large companies that control media consumption. They'll always have their First Amendment rights to moderate their content, but at least they'd have more competition.

You completely changed your comment after I replied. It used to be something like: "These companies should be acquired so we can find out what the TOS violations were."
Interesting how this guy has gained a huge following by being the infinite victim. First Apple is the problem. Now Amazon is after him.

It's all about narrative. In this case it's the small guy trying to fight against the big bad company.

Bottom line if you can make a soap opera out of you life and tell it on the web then your going to gain a following. It's very interesting.

At least he's making money off of it. Do you get paid to do apologia for multi-billion dollar corporations, or do you do it for free?
I mean, in his defense, Amazon really is after him. I also find his whining impossible to listen to for the incredible duration of his videos. However, this is extremely unlikely to be "just a coincidence". It definitely fits retaliation and not much else given the timing.