There is no other explanation as to why Google’s YouTube woud ban this video. The man speaking in the video, Alfonzo Rachel, expressed his personal opinion and his religious beliefs. He believes that it is wrong to compare black people to gay people. He expressed himself using no vulgar words, no profane language, no blasphemy, and there are no obscene scenes such as are rampant on YouTube. Yet this video was BANNED by Google, because Google did not agree with his speech about homosexual marriage! Apparently, Google permits only PRO homosexual speech.

Google is a Book Burner! Video BANNED by Google

However, at YouTube you can freely watch a Video entitled “My President Is Black” which praised Barack Obama with lyrics filled with hate speech, vulgarities, the “N” word and blasphemy. In fact, at Google’s YouTube I counted at least one dozen of these “Google-Approved ‘My President Is Black’” videos. Why does not Google find this speech offensive? Is it because the videos praise Barack Obama? Or is it because the “My President Is Black” video does not concern homosexuality. Why is discussing homosexuality, as opposed to praising it, considered hate speech by Google?

Why does Google burn “out of favor” books here in the twenty-first century? Remember all the recent condemnation by Obama’s campaign calling Sarah Palin a “Book Banner,” which was a blatant lie, for she never did such a thing? However, Google does believe in banning books, and Google actually does ban books. Where’s the condemnation, Obama supporters, if you are so concerned about book banning?

Google’s collusion with keeping dissenting views from having a voice on the Internet world of Google has resulted in those that Google protects and supports, the pro-homosexuals, believing that casting a democratic vote against their perverted desires is hate speech. Today, Google’s protected constituency, gay marriage activists, are refusing to accept the passage of California’s Proposition 8, the traditional marriage initiative. They are marching in Los Angeles and targeting the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City. They are threatening to burn down the churches and hunt down the people of faith who supported the ballot measure, according to Michelle Malkin. That is the lesson of the stifling of “freedom of speech,” Google. Google is obviously not concerned with the voices of the Founding Fathers either, as long as Google’s protected group is protected from “hate speech” and “hate voting.”

Wikipedia Definition of Book Burning