Well, howdy there, internet people,

Elizabeth again.

So today we're going to talk about paywalls and American democracy,

and how the two relate, because of a unique chain of events.

In a recent video I mentioned that I am very much against putting my content behind paywalls.

It's not something I want to do.

Some people sent messages asking if, you know, that was a shot at other creators or something like that no everybody has

their own reasons for doing for structuring their content the way they do it's not

necessarily a bad thing. For my goals and this channel it doesn't work. You know, my

titles at this point have become a meme about how confusing they are.

They hit certain topics.

People have a general idea of what they're going to be about, but they don't necessarily

know what they're going to hear, which means I can reach across.

I can get people to listen to these videos that would not listen to it if they knew they

were about to hear something they were going to

disagree with. So that I mean I know that just the title can stop somebody from

listening and getting information that they might really need.

Putting it behind a paywall, there's no way anybody on the right is going to sign up for a subscription for me.

I don't want to say anybody. Very few. Very few.

So I had a bunch of questions come in about this and shortly

before then I got confirmation of something that I have believed, but I never really had any even anecdotal evidence of it.

But then I got tagged in this thread.

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