Ah, I see. Well, thank God I saved that video so I can eventually re-upload that after using one of my sock channels... the one where I pretend to be an Ulster loyalist, maybe
Keep in mind that with this 'Google' stuff thing now YT channel names can change often... anyway, seemed to me a kinda South Eastern Asian name one, when I checked yesterday :-s
A bunch of sadist people torturing a centipede somewhere in S.E. Asia if I'm not wrong. Sadly, seems that lately there's too much of those type of vids.
Basically, a large centipede was pinned down with a machete, coated in hairspray, and slowly burned.
They had other videos on the channel, including one other of a centipede being killed, this time, I believe, with a knife. The video was titled "the immortal centipede". You should be able to recognise the channel, as the setting was near identical to the vid that was just deleted. Good luck reasoning with them. Make sure you let us know how they react/what they say.
I don't disagree but do you know how much I payed, here in Italy, my female Scolopendra subspinipes (a classic one, btw, not a priced variant)?
YouTube has a bot that goes through reports, it could take a while before a video gets taken down since there's no actual person behind the reports.
I'm not even a centipede lover (they creep me out a little); I just don't like seeing people burn animals for their own amusement. It's cruel, and any adult who enjoys doing that has issues.
Nice sentiment... in theory. He will then assume you alone got his vid removed. You might create a youtube enemy -- you don't want some crazy troll person following you and disliking everything you upload or post on youtube forever. Sorry, not meaning to sound cowardly, but c'mon -- he BURNED a centipede -- no telling what sort of repercussions you might have.
As I thought about the pragmatic real world effect that such video would have it occured to me that people that don't even like centipedes are probably repulsed by watching something like this. The centipede is the underdog and the victim. There are probably many people that watched that video and empathized with the centipede. Probably more people than those who enjoyed it. In the long run it probably isn't going to encourage more people to do sadistic things to creatures they don't understand. It will probably raise awareness the same way factory farming videos have. There is a silver lining. Everyone will eventually see who the real monster is.
good job guys, it took us 2 days
Are you sure it's a bot? Surely there has to be something else to determine whether a reported video actually deserves deletion. YouTube user Jaclynglenn made a video showing her personal opinion on Jake Paul, and someone shared the video, telling everyone to report it, with the result being hundreds upon hundreds of Jake Paul fans converging on her video. Even with what would likely be hundreds of reports, her video was not taken down due to the fact that it didn't actually violate anything.
I really don't think having a single troll downvoting your videos is going to do very much. See my above statement on people who report videos without legitimate meaning. Plus, I'm interested in what Dubia is planning to say, and even more so in what he may get in response.Nice sentiment... in theory. He will then assume you alone got his vid removed. You might create a youtube enemy -- you don't want some crazy troll person following you and disliking everything you upload or post on youtube forever. Sorry, not meaning to sound cowardly, but c'mon -- he BURNED a centipede -- no telling what sort of repercussions you might have.
[thank goodness I'm not one of those overthinkers....lol ]
IMHO vote with your keyboard if you don't like something, don't watch it, now if you stumble across some other form of cruelty by all means report it, but don't make yourself a target for these senseless idiots!