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San Francisco’s Pride members want to ban Alphabet Inc. – including Google and YouTube – due to its complicity in platforming homophobic apps and videos. The Alameda Co. Sheriff’s Office may be barred, too.

“Damn, it feels good to finally do it. It is time to let go and be truly free,” Nikkie De Jager told her followers.

This Delaware Republican’s claim that “f***ots cannot handle reality” – because he couldn’t post a video of a mass shooting to Facebook – has even alienated most of his fellow conservatives.

The network is apparently not so ‘open’ to the idea of having LGBTQ+ people represented on its channel as they claimed.

The police say he was arrested for “indecency,” but he thinks he was targeted for being gay.

Viewed over 1 million times, the “Foursome” star takes aim mean girls: “So if I’m nice, be nice right the f*ck back!”

They found that YouTube consistently demonetizes videos with words like “gay” and “lesbian,” but not words like “straight” and “heterosexual.”

The YouTubers say that their videos have been restricted and demonetized just because they’re LGBTQ, which affects their incomes.

Employees are mad that YouTube isn’t cracking down on anti-LGBTQ hate speech.

The YouTube CEO leaned hard into some “But I’m an ally!” whining, but no one is buying it because actions speak louder than words.