(Parody) Vox sends mercenaries to shutdown Steven Crowder’s YouTube page


[Disclaimer: This article is a parody story. While some events in this article are actually taking place, it is written for comedy purposes and shouldn’t be taken too seriously.] 


After forcing YouTube to demonetize all of Steven Crowder’s YouTube videos earlier this month, Vox Media has taken the drastic step of using armed violence.

Vox Commentator Carlos Maza ordered armed Vox mercenaries to storm YouTube headquarters in order to force the video streaming service to suspend Crowder’s YouTube channel permanently.

“This is the day we destroy hate speech by using hate violence,” Maza told the Vox hired thugs before they deployed. “It’s not enough that YouTube demonetized Steven Crowder. We will show fascists like Crowder that if you make fun of us, we will destroy your lives and silence you.”

Crowder, a conservative comedian, came under fire after YouTube threatened to suspend his YouTube account after

“Vox does this on a regular basis, trying to silence conservatives on social media,” Crowder said in his latest video of “Louder with Crowder.” “This is a giant corporation going after smaller businesses because these SJWs can’t handle having their feelings hurt and people making fun of them.”

As the Vox mercenaries marched through Southern California, ordinary Americans rose up against them and stood in their way. They had enough of Vox trying to censor their content.

Having found themselves standing face-to-face against ordinary people willing to fight back against them in a real fight, Vox mercenaries immediately retreated, running for their lives to the nearest “safe space,” unable to handle the pressure.

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