The Interrogation Video

download the video, put it on your videos to watch, if it's taken offline, you know it's real.

 

Flagged...what is it?

 

Hmm. My first thought is that if the USA wanted it banned (with good reason), it would already be gone.

 

I am ^ no thanks.

 

Isn't it.

I can watch things like that but I'd prefer not to, I guess I ask myself what I'd take away from it and know it wouldn't be anything good so I stick my head in the sand and believe most people in this world are good

 

i'd watch it, but it's going to take too long to download. my speed is shot. could anyone else watch that movie of the guy being decapitated slowly without feeling the slightest bit queasy? i could

 

Same here.

 

Is that about wanting to understand everything?

 

I can't watch it. It's been flagged, and I'm under 18. I just get a message saying it's restricted.

Just so you know, though, it is completely against my nature to pass on watching something like that. If it seems important, I'll watch it. (Why wouldn't I?)

 

Uh...is there any way around them? The link simply doesn't work.

 

I already have an account, and I didn't lie about my age. The cutoff according to the message is 18, and until I am 18, the videos simply don't show up.
The rules are a bit vague concerning content. If enough people flag a video as "inappropriate" (for whatever reason) it gets restricted.

 

FLAG SEASAME STREET!

 

I do believe it would work.

The YouTube community is a childish one. You haven't experienced "drama" until you've seen some of the videos that members make to/about each other. The flagging campaigns are a larger-scale version of typical YouTube bickering, in which one influential channel owner assigns his multitude of loyal subscribers the task of flagging the videos posted by another channel owner with whom he has had a disagreement. It actually works.