Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he has acted on concerns that his official YouTube videos used tags intended to make them appear in online searches for information on misogynistic men’s groups
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he has acted on concerns that his official YouTube videos usedTags are descriptive keywords that YouTube video creators can append to their work. These keywords help the platform show its users videos on topics that might interest them. YouTube tags are normally hidden from public view, but they can be examined using special software or other methods.
The Prime Minister noted that Mr. Poilievre had won praise for his use of social media and “clever videos” during his successful bid for the Conservative leadership earlier this year. In one of the most widely circulated of those videos, Mr. Poilievre drew an extended analogy between Conservative ideology and reclaimed wood boards.
In the House of Commons on Thursday, Mr. Poilievre said he condemns all forms of misogyny. He suggested that Mr. Trudeau is, himself, guilty of various forms of misogyny, adding that the Prime Minister was responsible for
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