COMM Banned by YouTube, gun lovers taking videos to Pornhub

[MinnesotaSmith]

Banned by YouTube, gun lovers are taking their videos to Pornhub

Want to broadcast your love of firearms? Social media used to be the perfect place — until the ban hammer came down. Dating app Bumble banned any images of guns in its 30 million users’ profile photos. Reddit banned over a dozen gun communities and dark net markets that led users to...

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Banned by YouTube, gun lovers are taking their videos to Pornhub

MARCH 27, 2018

BY LINDSEY KLINE

"Want to broadcast your love of firearms? Social media used to be the perfect place — until the ban hammer came down.

Dating app Bumble banned any images of guns in its 30 million users’ profile photos. Reddit banned over a dozen gun communities and dark net markets that led users to weapon-trafficking websites. Now, YouTube will eliminate gun content, as well, banning videos that sell guns or accessories, or teach users how to make or modify guns, ammo, silencers or other accessories.

Gun enthusiasts are enraged, but refuse to give up their gun-loving content. If they can’t celebrate their love of weapons on unwelcoming social media sites, they’ll move their gun porn to a more fitting home: PornHub.

More and more, YouTube’s purge of guns, hate speech, bullying and conspiracy-theory videos is making PornHub look like a real YouTube alternative.

For example, InRange TV, a large gun vlogging group with over 146,000 subscribers on YouTube, this past week announced its move to PornHub.

“YouTube’s newly released vague and one-sided firearms policy makes it abundantly clear that YouTube cannot be counted upon to be a safe harbor for a wide variety of views and subject matter,” InRange TV said. “PornHub has a history of being a proactive voice in the online community, as well as operating a resilient and robust video streaming platform.”

InRangeTV also has nearly 5,000 supporters on Patreon, a site known for its sexual nature, as erotic content creators often use the platform to create personalized porn for subscribers.

Since InRange TV’s switch to PornHub, firearms migration to the land of free porn has continued with small, independent gun-buffs and larger corporations, including like C&Rsenal, which has a firearm-focused YouTube channel with nearly 98,000 subscribers.

It seems the more gun-lovers become ostracized, the more they turn to a community that knows social shunning more than any other: the sex industry."

 

[ArisenCarcass]

2018......Two Years Old.......

Many of the larger channels had to switch to a crowdfunded model through Patreon and Subscribestar since other platforms had videos wither on the vine.

YT needs to be declared a public utility, and have the 1st amendment reinstated, since it is the largest repository of videos on Earth.

 

[Seeker22]

That's funny right there, I don't care who ya are...

So, somebody called it Gun Porn once too many times and some other body took them up on it.

 

[Dozdoats]

Oh no, I'm not watching porn. I'm just here for the gun stuff.

 

[Ogre]

Oh no, I'm not watching porn. I'm just here for the gun stuff.

And I used to read Playboy for the articles.

 

[tm1439m]

That article is from 2018 and YouTube never banned those gun channels. My son and I are doing very well with our YouTube channel based on firearms. We hunt, build and lots more. Some are limited and get minimal money or none at all but the channel is not banned. As a matter of fact they have come to realize that gun channels bring in a lot of views and have actually become a little more open to them. However they limit what actuall videos get "monetized" based on content.

 

[nwillitts]

That article is from 2018 and YouTube never banned those gun channels. My son and I are doing very well with our YouTube channel based on firearms. We hunt, build and lots more. Some are limited and get minimal money or none at all but the channel is not banned. As a matter of fact they have come to realize that gun channels bring in a lot of views and have actually become a little more open to them. However they limit what actuall videos get "monetized" based on content.

got a link to your channel?

 

[KFhunter]

That article is from 2018 and YouTube never banned those gun channels. My son and I are doing very well with our YouTube channel based on firearms. We hunt, build and lots more. Some are limited and get minimal money or none at all but the channel is not banned. As a matter of fact they have come to realize that gun channels bring in a lot of views and have actually become a little more open to them. However they limit what actuall videos get "monetized" based on content.

Right, I remember a buch of high subscriber channels moved to another video host site but it escapes me atm

I tried to make an accout and upload but never could get account past the mods so I could upload a vid

 

[Doc1]

And I used to read Playboy for the articles.

LOL! I like the ladies as much as anyone, but back in the '70s Playboy and even Penthouse was pretty tame stuff as far as porn went. Both magazines paid very well for good writing talent and quality content.

While I certainly perused the photographs, I actually spent far more time reading the articles!

Best
Doc

 

[tm1439m]

got a link to your channel?

Its called "Wolfs Prairie Outdoors"

I would be the older one, Terry. My son is Brian and most of what goes on he does. Started him shooting at 4 years old and it stuck. He loves guns more than anything I believe other than family of course.

Wolf's Prairie Outdoors

Follow along as Terry and Brian (father and son) capture their adventures hunting in the wilderness, as well as bringing you reviews of firearms, ammo, arche...

www.youtube.com

 

[Swampdweller]

And I used to read Playboy for the articles.

Wait, Playboy had articles?

 

[Donald Shimoda]

Both URLs gunsnporn.com and guns-n-porn.com appear to be available, in case anyone is interested.

 

[MinnesotaSmith]

LOL! I like the ladies as much as anyone, but back in the '70s Playboy and even Penthouse was pretty tame stuff as far as porn went. Both magazines paid very well for good writing talent and quality content.

While I certainly perused the photographs, I actually spent far more time reading the articles!

Best
Doc

Pics worked quickly, I see.

 

[Dennis Olson]

And I used to read Playboy for the articles.

The Playboy “forum” stories were fun. But these days you can get thousands of stories like that from Literotica.com

 

[Publius]

I doubt you will ever see porn they are just hosting or allowing these people to use their server and it's space onboard.
Not the first time this is being done and our corrupt FBI law enforcement once tried framing someone child porn all because of a website he had to visit every day as part of his daily work just happened to be hosted on a server that had a large number of porn sites on it. Boy did the judge rip into them once he realized what they were trying to do and case dismissed.

 

[Ogre]

The Playboy “forum” stories were fun. But these days you can get thousands of stories like that from Literotica.com

You obviously are more knowledgeable about this than I am, Dennis, so I'll take your word for it.