YouTube banned a 14-year-old conservative personality after she called the LGBTQ community pedophiles. The girl reportedly then posted a photo threatening YouTube HQ with something that looks like a gun.

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• $4 has terminated the account of a 14-year-old conservative YouTuber with nearly a million followers who goes by "Soph."
• The channel was terminated after her latest video, full of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, was flagged for violating the platform's hate speech policies, YouTube says.
• This was Soph's third violation of YouTube's community guidelines in 90 days, which under YouTube's $4 results in a channel being permanently deleted.
• After her channel was terminated, Soph reportedly tweeted an image of herself holding what looked like a gun along with the caption, "youtube headquarters here I come," $4.
• She later deleted the tweet and said it was a joke.
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A 14-year-old far-right YouTuber with nearly a million followers has been kicked off the platform for violating its hate speech policies in a video calling the LGBTQ community pedophiles.

YouTube on Thursday terminated the channel belonging to the $4 She's known in the far-right movement for her simple videos filmed in front of a green screen, in which what she says to the camera is often laced with derogatory and hate-fueled attacks of Muslims, immigrants, and liberals.

Her most recent video was called "Pride & Prejudice," and contained 13 minutes of Soph criticizing the LGBTQ community and Pride Month, which she refers to as "30 days of AIDS-carrying pedophile victims patting themselves on the back for their lifestyles."

The video also included an intro where Soph advertises her merchandise, and directs viewers to "make sure to blame me in your manifestos." Soph was likely referencing the hate speech-filled manifestos that have been found online, including the one $4 by the suspect in the El Paso mass shooting this past weekend.

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Soon after the video was posted July 31, Soph's account was terminated for violating community guidelines related to hate speech, YouTube said in a statement to Business Insider. While the video itself wouldn't be enough for YouTube to take down a channel, the policy violation was Soph's third one in 90 days. Under YouTube's $4, any channel that violates community guidelines three times within the same 90-day period will be permanently removed from the platform.

Following Soph's channel termination Thursday, the 14-year-old took to Twitter in response. She reportedly tweeted out a picture of her holding what looks like a gun, with a caption reading, "youtube headquarters here I come," $4. However, the tweet has since been deleted, and $4, "gun tweet obviously a joke."

This isn't the first time that Soph has appeared to threaten YouTube. In a video from earlier this year, $4 YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, saying she was "coming for you, and it ain't gonna be pretty." Her YouTube channel was demonetized and the video in question was taken down, but Soph's channel remained.

Although Soph's videos have been removed from YouTube, she also publishes her videos on an alternative video-sharing platform called BitChute.

"Personally, less viewers is no biggie. youtube is the fast food of media, it thrives off of convenience, not the quality of its service," Soph $4. "but if it upsets you because you want my ideas to be broadcasted as much as possible, send complaint emails, do what you have to." Business Insider has reached out to Soph for additional comment.

Since her YouTube account was terminated, $4 has been taken down as well.

YouTube has been slammed for $4 of hate speech on the platform. In June, YouTube was widely criticized for $4 who used racist and homophobic language in attacking a Vox journalist.

Nevertheless, YouTube $4 to crack down on extremist videos "alleging that a group is superior in order to justify discrimination, segregation or exclusion."