One News Now----The leader of a Christian ministry is protesting YouTube's decision to pull a video a viewer labeled as "hate speech."
Bradlee Dean is founder and executive director of a non-profit ministry directed toward youth called You Can Run but You Cannot Hide International.
He posted a video on YouTube using Canada as an example to warn America
what is to come if same-gender "marriage" is made legal across the
country.
According to Dean, within three hours YouTube pulled the piece, claiming it amounted to hate speech.
"We're
asking [YouTube] where the hate was involved with this situation,
because it's not hate to protest that which is unlawful," he tells
OneNewsNow.
Dean believes the video was pulled because some
activists in the U.S. do not YouTube viewers to be exposed to the truth
about what is taking place in Canada.
"And
then what they find out when they look to Canada, they're going to find
out that it's a government-backed agenda," the ministry founder
explains. "The homosexuals are merely being used as a political
battering ram to only implement government control through a
totalitarian government."
The video must have "struck a chord" with someone when they viewed it, Dean says.
"... They thought Uh-oh,
we're okay with what we're doing here, but we don't want people to look
at Canada because if they look at Canada they might put the kibosh on
us real quick here -- and I think that's exactly what's going to happen here."
Dean
considers YouTube's removal of the video is "a clear violation of free
speech" and says his organization is considering legal action.
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