I am pretty sure that everyone who has ever been on youtube or watched T.V. is familiar with that saying. Sadly, they now appropriate any comments being posted on Youtube.

Just recently my brother was perusing along Youtube and decided to click on one of those videos to discover that there weren't any negative or confused comments on them anymore. Although the negative ratings were still pretty outrageous, the comments seemed to all be very positive.

Well, being the kind-hearted soul that he is, he decided to write a point-making comment as opposed to a negative one.

He wrote "This is a very interesting video and I am very interested in the woman's life because it has a lot of great aspects but what does being a Mormon have to do with it?"

Lo and behold! The comment was then pending for approval and was denied.

Fraudulent public opinions...simply pathetic.

sad. they're gonna see the bad ratings and good comments and they will know somethings up! they aren't gonna trick a lot of people probably

and this will go on to be one of the biggest marketing backfires ever !

while the I am an EX mormon will have a very solid ROI and standing

Sweep dissenting information out of sight. Its the Mormon way!

In Deseret News, any time that I've made a comment that did not dovetail with the LDS slant in the story, my comment was disapproved for being "off-topic."