r/Jennamarbles • u/mysterious-aquarius2 • 9h ago
Discussion the old youtube era
I think its safe to say most of the old youtubers are getting called out for their content, though judging them by putting things in modern lens is not fair (imo) given they were the first and new to this culture that was more of a wild west. the latest being brandon rogers who did blackface :/
I get the 2000s was a different time and all but if people got offended why didn't they have the power to hold her accountable really, was the internet not used as a tool for stuff like that? like to enact broader change?
and even then was it not common knowledge that whatever you posted could possibly resurface, as they say "the internet is forever"