I recently discovered
that scambuster Ethan Vanderbuilt has been banned from YouTube thanks to a
bunch of money-hungry scammers who were afraid of losing potential marks if
Vanderbuilt continued to give his “opinions” on MLMs.
So, now you can get
banned from YouTube just for having an opinion?
I didn’t know that was a thing.
Clearly, Vanderbuilt pissed off the right people and they got him shut
down. That’s a pussy move if I’ve ever
heard one.
Here’s my question
to the cowards who flagged Vanderbuilt’s videos: If your MLM is legit,
Vanderbuilt shouldn’t be an issue, right?
We all know the
answer to that. Fact is, Ethan
Vanderbuilt was the voice of the unspoken masses who were taken in by MLMs and
didn’t have the facts and the sources to fight the MLM drones who troll
YouTube.
You can’t debunk
facts. You can’t smash the truth. I guess too many people were listening to
Ethan Vanderbuilt, and it got to the point where MLM companies saw this guy as
a threat, so silencing him was the best way to go.
I think it was easy
for them to target Vanderbuilt, because he’s so popular. Now, MLM supporters can say that Vanderbuilt
was a scam, because he got shut down.
That’s a nice proclamation,
but it doesn’t erase the fact that his personal website and his YouTube videos
are still up. Taking away Vanderbuilt’s
ability to upload new content, but keeping his old content up is a sign of social
media sabotage.
So high-ranking
shitbags like Tai Lopez and lower tier scumbags like Tyson Zahner continue to
make content to scam people while Ethan Vanderbuilt is forced to sit on the
bench for the rest of the game?
It just goes to show
you how afraid these scammers are of anybody who speaks out against the fraudulent,
unethical business practices in this industry.
I am hoping that people will follow Ethan’s example and drum up an army
of anti-MLM soldiers the likes of a certain board on Reddit.
