5:22My opening statement opposing Bill C-11, the awful YouTube bill
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You watch YouTube, so a law called the YouTube bill lands as your problem. The committee room shows a creator actually fighting it, not just ranting at a camera. The blunt demand tells you whose side he is on in three words.
Title
The title makes it personal, his own statement against a named bill.
Thumbnail
The photo proves he really testified, with the demand placed in big flat text.
When your topic directly threatens your own audience, say so plainly and show yourself in the room where it is being decided. Real settings beat studio outrage because they prove you did something.
Show yourself in the room where the fight happens
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