I've been casting lead bullets for over 40 years.
About 12 years ago I produced a beautiful video showing a brief overview of how I do it. It was video with slack key guitar music in the background. There was no talking, just music. The music was played by a fellow 2A forum member.

YouTube just pulled the video off for violating their policies.
I just sent a protest.

They need to tell you specifically what policy they are talking about.

Many videos are taken down after a snowflake reports them for violence and other nonsense complaints.

Until YT does a review, the snowflake wins.  Even after review, they may block it for no reason.

YT is very lax in communicating reported violations.  The big content providers have their own YT rep they can actually talk to and sometimes get a better answer -- but not all the time.

It's worse if you have the channel monetized.  If the video is about current events or important issues, by the time they reinstate the video, the chances of it generating revenue are pretty small.  Too little, too late.

Still get Rumble, Bitchue, Odysee...

Time to make YT irrelevant