Where does YouTube censoring all videos with gun-assembly instructions fit into a culture where gun ownership is legally a human right? Is it considered justified because a certain portion of the population believes gun ownership shouldn't be a human right? If it is socially acceptable (ie. not specifically discussing "legal" or "good for business") to remove some kind of content because people don't agree with one part of the U.S. Constitution, what's to prevent the same logic from blocking other type of videos relating to human rights (such as videos promoting data privacy via VPN usage - because you know, child pornographers and terrorists do that)?
The slippery slope fallacy isn't really a fallacy.
The slippery slope fallacy isn't really a fallacy.