On 5/3/2026, I received an email from YouTube regarding a video of Stephen Tong I posted long time ago, I appealed and still got overruled. Whoever that was policing this must have only half a brain in the leftist self-righteous justice-oriented delusion:
Hi Timothy Law, It looks like Stephen Tong Romans Series: Disc 045 with Subtitle didn’t follow our Community Guidelines. We removed it from YouTube.
What we found We think your content violated our hate speech policy.
Content that incites hatred against individuals or groups based on their protected group status isn’t allowed on YouTube. This may include inferiority claims and/or conspiracy theories. We review educational, documentary, artistic, and scientific content on a case-by-case basis. Limited exceptions are made for content with sufficient and appropriate context.
You can see an example around 00:06:45, although there could be other instances.
This is what's said @06:45: 希腊的民族是很伟大的，所以他们的国家早就被罗马所消灭掉，但是罗马人只能吞他们的土地，他们却侵吞了罗马人的头脑。所以这两个民族是人类的代表。
So which historical fact is hate speech? The part about Greek conquering Rome's mind? Or the part that Rome sacked Greek?
By standard economics, people with this kind of job at google or living standard won't last. Whoever that is must be some kind of purple-hair culture Western anti-Christianity Atheist. Unless it's all A.I.
This is Google Gemini (from same company as Youtube)'s response when I asked it to examine this video:
在该文件中未发现符合现代定义的“仇恨言论”。
虽然文中使用了一些贬义色彩浓厚的词汇（如“虺蛇的毒气”、“坏到极处”、“愚昧人”等），但其语境是神学讲演，目的是论证人类需要神的救赎，而非系统性地歧视或煽动针对某一受保护群体的暴力。
特别说明：文中提到的“罪人”和“败坏”是从神学绝对标准出发的评价（文中比喻为“第一流音乐家对学生的严格要求”），作者在文中也强调了“罪是可恶的，人还是可爱的”，并认可人性中仍有“神的形象”。