Conservative comedian and commentator Steven Crowder is under investigation by YouTube after vile Vox commentator Carlos Maza, a propagandist, lodged a complaint. He claims Crowder harassed him with homophobic rants.
Maza is very far-far-left and spreads lies and conspiracy theories about right-leaning outlets and personalities.
Crowder defines Maza on his show using the same words Maza uses about himself. Maza said in a video, which was removed today and which centered on his longtime thesis that Republicans are bad people, Maza said, “I’m a queer, tree-hugging atheist with immigrant parents.”
Maza, the host of Vox’s media literacy series “Strikethrough,” accused Crowder on Twitter this week of “repeated, overt attacks on my sexual orientation and ethnicity.” He said that the pundit has called him “an anchor baby” and “a lispy queer.” He said he is now the subject of harassment.
YouTube said they are looking into it:
Thanks so much for outlining all of this–we’re looking into it further. Sending you a DM now.
— TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) May 31, 2019
Meanwhile, Maza calls for people to assault and humiliate those he dislikes.
Carlos Maza of Vox has called for the physical assault of people in order to humiliate them. He then is outraged that someone makes fun of him online resulting in his humiliation.
Maza insinuates then that an authority or ‘principal’ like figure needs to enforce rules pic.twitter.com/2cgAnSdw0V
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) June 1, 2019
The vile Mr. Maza told all his many followers to flag all of Crowder’s videos. He’s also taken to bashing YouTube, claiming they don’t care about LGBT creators. He wants to make certain that Crowder gets taken down by making them cower.
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He claims it isn’t about silencing conservatives.
Anyway, if you want to help, I guess you can go to this dude’s videos and flag them? But @YouTube isn’t going to do anything, because YouTube does not give a fuck about queer creators. It cares about “engagement,” and homophobic/racist harassment is VERY “engaging.”
— Carlos Maza (@gaywonk) May 31, 2019
CROWDER RESPONDED
Crowder posted a video in response saying Maza and Vox are trying to get rid of the competition.
“I’m really hoping that YouTube doesn’t capitulate to a multi-hundred-million-dollar corporation who’ve had a long history of advocating corporate censorship,” Crowder said. “I’m hoping YouTube doesn’t cave simply because of political and huge financial pressure.”
“This is not really an example of hate speech or even just offensive speech versus a self-proclaimed queer creator,” he added. “This is an example of a giant, multinational media conglomeration … attempting to squash a competitor.”
MAZA, THE DISHONEST HYPOCRITE
Maza is a hypocrite and authoritarian trying to use his identity to get someone banned because they criticized him.
I’m sorry but you can’t simultaneously encourage nearly 100k people to assault others then get mad someone called you names
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) June 1, 2019
He demands the right to harm others and humiliate them and then calls for the authority to allow him to do even worse.
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) June 1, 2019
Maza put together clips from Crowder’s show as evidence. The key point he isn’t mentioning is that Maza calls himself a Mexican queer, a Mexican gay guy all the time.
Since I started working at Vox, Steven Crowder has been making video after video “debunking” Strikethrough. Every single video has included repeated, overt attacks on my sexual orientation and ethnicity. Here’s a sample: pic.twitter.com/UReCcQ2Elj
— Carlos Maza (@gaywonk) May 31, 2019
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