youtube.com é seguro?

My issue is not with YouTube in general, but with this particular page, which is offered by YouTube Movies, for which one has to pay for a clip. ♦ To say this clip is presented spuriously would be an understatement. ♦ I noted my thoughts to a "drop file" -- a document in which I drop info by category, using a program of my own making. I wrote it for my own later reading, but I might as well share it. Just keep in mind that it was written as a personal memo to myself. ♦ The page in question: ♦ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHEeEhPKcvw ♦ Content, and commentary, from my "Bullshit.drp" drop file: ♦ ♦ The clip is for sale. By Google/YouTube itself. ♦ The title ends in a question mark, so that it's not a statement, but will look like one to the gullible and ignorant. ♦ Possibly the most yadda yadda in the entire fucking boogity boogity, this fake "mockkumentary" (spelled wrong by someone representing this massive, massive corporation) provides almost certain proof of hibbidy jibbidy! ♦ It's right fucking there, you gormless wazzocks! But you filter out the parts that don't excite you — too factual, and dull. ♦ "A mysterious voice" in this admitted "mockkumentary" tells it all. THAT's substance! Whoa! It's spooky. A scary voice in a pseudo-sardonic send-up just MUST be the proof we witless twats have been looking for! ♦ Leave a comment below? Nah — YouTube has disabled that, for obvious reasons. So I click on the "Report" link to express the inappropriateness of the YouTube presentation of this thing. No response whatsoever. ♦ I have one recourse — I'll rate it and comment on it at WOT — Web Of Trust. ♦ This is some of the finest bodite bullshit that I've ever encountered. •