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YouTube has some strange double standards when it comes to kink/BDSM content. Kink isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s very odd that educational videos and channels are being taken down if they feature kink but adverts on the same platform that show far more, are allowed. The Kelloggs...

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What do you think @YouTubeCreators? Does this seem ok to you?

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