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Bill C11 must NOT take effect. Besides, it will CONFLICT with the Texas Social Media Law aka HB20, if they are BOTH enforced. Putting emphasis on 'Canadian content' for Canadian YouTubers and throttling the algorithms so that our videos are not shown to the rest of the world is violating the rules on 'equal access' when it comes to the Texas law. How can these 2 laws co-exist?? I'm in favor of one of them but not the other. Even the leaders of YouTube, with all the censorship they have caused already, are against this ridiculous Bill C11 law by Canada because even they know this can destroy Canadian YouTubers' livelihoods.