The problem with your way of thinking is that it doesn't sustain a platform. Yutube has a negative income for many years, since it can't keep up with the ever growing amount of data it needs to maintain (that means the upkeep keeps getting higher). At the same time, the sponsors are displeased for the content many produce which hurts their products instead of boosting the sales, so they were right to pull away when they saw it had the opposite effect from the one they expected.

Meaning, freedom of speech without any restrictions on Youtube would have killed the platform, and instead of censorship we would have nothing. That is what happened with Vidme.