YouTubers Reject #ProudToBe Video

On June 21, 2016 YouTube's Official page put out a video celebrating homosexuality, transsexualism and the concept of "non-binary genders" to its users. It wasn't well received. YouTube promoted its own video by adding a rainbow heart between the search bar and the YouTube logo; if you clicked on the logo you would be immediately taken to this video.

The video was apparently well received until more and more people began to watch it. However within a few hours it became clear that the dislikes had surpassed the likes; the gap only grew as more and more people viewed the video.

In the comment section it became a mix of Nazi support (whether fake or real), jokes, honest disagreements and support for the video. Comments mentioning that there are only two genders or that there was a third--mental illness were not uncommon.

About 24-hours after posting their video YouTube removed the promotional rainbow heart from their homepage. It was unclear if they had always planned to take it down after 24-hours or if they hoped to draw less attention to the video which was becoming infamous. On Twitter the #ProudToBe was used mainly by supporters who often promoted the video but this failed to win them the majority.

YouTube was often criticized in the comments for having repeatedly deleting anti-homosexual, transsexualism and multi-genderism comments along with comments making references to being proud of being Christian, heterosexual or white. By 9:00 AM (EST) the day after the video's release YouTube disabled the comment section altogether.

A considerable number of those protesting the video gave their support for homosexuality and bi-sexuality as socially valid sexual orientations while at the same time expressing a view that only two genders exist.  There were also complaints about YouTube promoting their video above everyone else's.

Two days after posting the video YouTube Spotlight changed its profile picture from a rainbow to its usual photo.

Those against the idea of Transsexualism include: Steven Crowder and Milo Yiannopoulos,

Those for the idea of Transexualism include: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson is the former major of London and a Member of the British Parliament.

Influence: 3/10
Influences: The United Kingdom

For:
-The United Kingdom leaving the European Union
-The Conservative Party

Against:
-The United Kingdom remaining in the European Union.

Prime Minister David Cameron

Online Influence: 10/10
Country influenced by: United Kingdom (North Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England.)

For:
-British Conservationism
-Britain as part of the European Union

Against:
-The "Brexit" movement

Steven Harper

Influence: 6/10
Sphere of influence: Canada

For:
-Canadian Conservationism
-The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada


Against:
-Funding abortion internationally

Rona Ambrose

Country influenced by Rona Ambrose: Canada

For:
-Pro-lifeism
-Canadian Conservationism
-The Conservative Party of Canada
-Calling the mass killing in Iraq a genocide
-Traditional Feminism

Against:

Canadian Parliament Denies Iraq Genocide

On Tuesday June 11, 2016 the Canadian Parliament voted on a bill that would recognize the atrocities committed by ISIS as a genocide. Thus Canada became the first western country to deny the genocide. America's Congress agreed unilaterally that the atrocities constitutes a genocide in April. The British Parliament also unilaterally declared it a genocide.

The motion was brought by the Conservative Party (which now constitutes a minority in Parliament). Former Prime Minister Steven Harper, Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose and New Democratic Leader Thomas Mulcair voted to declare the massacres a Genocide.

Prime Minister and Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and Green Leader Elizabeth May voted against the motion.

139 voted for recognizing the mass killings as a Genocide. (Most of whom were Conservative or of the NDP.) 
166 voted against the motion. (Most of whom were Liberals.)

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Elizabeth May

Influence: 6/10
Country influenced by Elizabeth May: Canada

Is for:
-Environmentalism


Is against:
-Declaring the mass killings in Iraq a genocide.

Bill Maher

Influence: 10/10
Countries influenced by Bill Maher: America and Canada

For:
-Atheism

Against:
-Islam

Glenn Beck

Influence: 10/10
Countries influenced by Glenn Beck: America

For:
-Conservatism

Against:
-Mr. Trump as President

Franklin Graham

Country of influence: America.


For:
-Evangelical Christianity
-Pro-lifeism


Against:
-Abortion
-Homosexuality
-"Trans-sexualism"

Ted Cruz

Online Influenced: 10/10
Country influenced by Ted Cruz: America

For:
-Constitutional Conservationism
-Pro-lifeism
-Republicanism

Against:
-Abortion
-Higher taxes on the wealthy
-"Obama care"
-Homosexuality

Bernie Sanders

Influence: 10/10
For:
-Socialism (Universal healthcare, tuition-free college, ect.)
-Higher taxes for the wealthy.
-Environmentalism

Against:
-Republicanism

Ken Ham

Online Influence: 3/10
Countries influenced by Ken Ham: America, Australia and Canada.

For:
-Evangelical Christianity
-Young Earth creationism

Against:
-Evolution

Bill Nye

Influence: 10/10
Countries influenced by Bill Nye: America and Canada

For:
-Abortion
-Evolution

Against:
-Creationism

Pierre Karl Peladeau

Influence: 2/10
Country that is influenced by: Canada

For:
-Quebec as a sovereign country


Against:

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Influence: 10/10
Country influenced by: Canada.

Is for:
-Canadian Liberalism
-Abortion
-Homosexuality

Is against:
-Declaring the mass killings in Iraq a genocide.

David Suzuki

Influence: 3/10
Country influenced by: Canada

Is for:

-Environmentalism

Influence Explained

An individual's influence is determined by their number of Facebook page likes/followers and their Twitter followers divided by two.

If the number is above or below 100,000 the influence is 1/10.
200,000+ is 2/10
300,000+  is 3/10
400,000+ is 4/10
500,000+ is 5/10
600,000+ is 6/10
700,000+ is 7/10
800,000+ is 8/10
900,000+ is 9/10
1000,000+ is 10/10 (and it is featured on the "most influential" list?)

Pamela Gellar

Online Influence: 2/10
Countries Influenced by: America, Canada and Sweden.

For:
-Catholicism

Against:
-Islam

Vladimir Putin

Online Influence: 5/10
Countries influenced by: Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Ukraine.  

Is for:
-A conservative Russia
-The Russian Orthodox Church as the main the church of Russia
-Crimea being part of the Russian Federation


Is against:
-Homosexuality (especially exposing children to it.)
-More countries joining NATO

Jorge Mario Bergoglio ("Pope Francis")

Influence: 10/10
Country's influenced by: Paraguay, Uganda, Nicaragua, Argentina, Philippines, Italy and Ecuador.

What he supports:
-Catholicism
-Positive American-Cuban relations
-Environmentalism


What he's against:
-Abortion
-Homosexuality
-The death penalty

Tenzin Gyatso ("Dalai Lama")

Influence: 10/10
Country's influenced by: Mongolia and China.


Is for:
-Tibetan Sovereignty
-Traditional marriage (if it is that land's tradition)
-Buddhism


Is against:
-The granting of Syrian refugees citizenship

Hillary Clinton

Influence: 10/10
Country influenced by: America

Is for:
-American ground troops in Iraq
-Democratism
-Abortion
-Interventionalism
-Universal Healthcare


Is against:
-Republicanism
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Donald Trump

Donald Trump is an American millionaire who lives in New York City. He became a reality television host by staring in "The Apprentice". He was gained enough delegates to become the Republican nominee.

Influence: 10/10

Is for:
-American ground troops to fight against ISIS
-A border-wall between America and Mexico
-Higher taxes for the wealthy
-Universal health care
-Transgenderism (to some extent.)
-A temporary ban on immigration from certain Muslim-majority countries.

Is against:
-Common-core education
-Illegal immigration
-Political correctness

Ray Comfort

Ray Comfort was born in New Zealand, became an Evangelical Christian and moved to California. He is the founder of Living Waters which specializes in Gospel track production; a number of films have also been created.

Influence: 3/10
Countries influenced by: America, Australia and Canada.

Is for:
-Evangelical Christianity
-Traditional marriage
-Young-Earth creationism
-Ted Cruz


Is against:
-Homosexism
-Atheism [He rejects its existence.]
-Darwinism
-Evolution (Between "kinds"; he does however accept that wolves evolved to dogs.)

President Obama

Barrack Obama is the 44th President of the United States. He is a Democrat.

Influence: 10/10
Countries of Influenced by: Kenya, Tanzania and America.

Is for:
-Abortion
-Homosexuality
-'Transsexualism'
-Greater gun control

Is against:
-Republicanism

John MacArthur

Influence: 1/10*
Countries of influence: America, South Africa, Philippines, Singapore, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
*: Through his Grace to You ministry he is far more influential than the rating reveals.

Age: 70+
Residence: California

Is for:
-Reformed Evangelical Christianity
-Calvinism


Is against:
-Abortion
-Homosexuality
-Islam

John Piper

Influence: 6/10
Countries of influence: America, South Africa, Singapore, Philippines, the United Kingdom and Australia.

Age: 70
Residence: Minnesota, United States

Is for:
-Reformed Evangelical Christianity
-Calvinism

Is against:
-Abortion
-Gay "marriage"
-"Transgenderism"

Dave Rubin

Influence: 6/10

Sphere of influence: America


Is for:
Free speech


Is against:
?

Milo Yiannopoulos

Online Influence: 10/10
Countries influenced by: United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the United States.

Is for:
-Full Freedom of Speech
-Property transfer and visiting rights for homosexuals
-Donald Trump


Is against:
-The religion of Islam
-Third-wave Feminism
-Censorship of Free Speech