I believe that what they're doing makes them an accessory. And I think part of the problem is that the people running these platforms don't have enough fear of criminal consequences for concealing crimes, evidence, and witness statements.  But we were acting in good faith. It sounded crazy. We've got Section 302 protections. Oy vey!  That shouldn't hold up in court. If they deleted a video for "misinformation" when it was by-and-large correct, they're engaging in criminal behavior. They could have made a statement arguing against the video, put up a "viewer discretion" disclaimer, or left it well enough alone - but instead they chose to block others from being able to view the allegations and evidence.