I'm a former film/video content creator, music video director for Universal l, and an artist. Do you think it would be safe to create a Men's Rights Channel on YouTube? Would I be targeted or have my account banned?

Vegetable_Ad1732 · 2024-04-30T04:46:34+00:00

There are Men's Rights youtube channels in youtube. The Honey Badgers and Better Bachelor come to mind. So obviously they can survive on youtube. Why not go for it?

Arguesovereverythin · 2024-04-30T04:53:39+00:00

Safe? No, of course not. People have been doxxed, people get banned all the time for associating with any Men's Rights group. If the account is linked to you, I have no doubt that the HR team at Disney, Universal, or wherever you are now will want to have a word. You could be putting your career in jeopardy.

If your content gains any traction, people will accuse you of inspiring violence against women. All the carefully selected words in the world won't stop you from getting sued. And assuming you successfully defend yourself, you could be left with thousands of dollars in legal bills.

That being said, I hope you do it anyway. There are a lot of people that could benefit from a talented person such as yourself speaking out.

I recommend that if you decide to use your skills for this, you should wait for about a year or so to give yourself time to learn how to stay anonymous online. It is impossible to entirely hide your true identity online, but you can learn how to make it incredibly fucking difficult to find you.

Start with the DNM Bible. (It's mainly for people that want to buy drugs online, but it introduces healthy OPsec). Learn about TOR, Tails, Monero, anonymous email services like Proton. Really take the time to establish a well thought out plan. Then decide what you would like to risk and go nuts.

Good luck with everything. Whether you do this or not, I'm sure you'll make the right decision for you.

espositojoe · 2024-04-30T05:21:46+00:00

Telling the truth, particularly now, is always going to attract violent opposition from mediocre minds (paraphrasing Albert Einstein). There's every reason for you to do it! Do that, and I'll be a supporter of your channel.

Short_Term_Account · 2024-04-30T08:13:50+00:00

No one gets successful without falling, let alone without trying.

Street_Conflict_9008 · 2024-04-30T06:27:44+00:00

I was thinking something similar, but looking at how to frame many things to focus towards guys, life skills and more.

I am talking a wide range of things, construction to sewing, health and fitness, other aspects of personal development, and even things like accountability and bonding.

Rather than looking at things from a more pessimistic perspective and victimhood, refocusing on the positive and healthy view of the world.

It is about growth and development, think of big brother helping little brother type of mentality!

Can you do it, sure! What is your market focus?

SarcasticallyCandour · 2024-04-30T21:16:08+00:00

As long as its problems men face and howto overcome them. Double standards, prejudices etc.

YouTube demonetizes quite easily if you challenge protected groups like feminists, trans, islam etc.

Just do it honestly. You can only spew hate if its toward men or boys, like on reddit.

tilldeathdoiparty · 2024-05-01T01:44:52+00:00

Only one way to find out.

In reality, if you aren’t spewing any extreme ideology, you should be good, report on the facts and help guide your fellow brothers. If you are looking to take the lead, act like you should be a leader and offer fair reporting on the issues. Do your best not to get dragged into the trap from women about their struggle being harder, we aren’t minimizing their issues we are bringing attention to men’s issues, end of story.

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