The co-founder of Status Coup, Jordan Chariton, took his opinions to Twitter. He discusses how youtube has taken down a dozen videos of challenging trump supporters of election fraud.
The author uses hyperbole and simile to compare their words to that of theories on the Youtube platform. The author states how there are movements of conspiracy theories that are poison to the consumers. Youtube is supposed to be a platform that can voice people's opinions on a variety of topics.
The article also uses ethos on credible news sources to back up his arguments, such as the New York Times, CNN, and NBC. Using credible new stations helps strengthen what he says. The author also uses pathos by using words such as "agitating" and "invaluable" to create emotion for the reader.
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