I'd encourage you to look at the viewership numbers for people like Joe Rogan, Russel Brand, and their peers in independent media, and then look at viewership numbers for CNN, etc and 'traditional'-style media companies and you can see why they may have targets on their backs.
Because they're such big targets, it really makes me scrutinize and extra skeptical about things brought against them, not because I believe they haven't done crimes or are good people, but because there's so much incentive by so many others to simply knock them out of the game by any means.
I don't really know anything about this guy, and YouTube is a private company like Twitter, they can do whatever they want now, but something just seems inherently unfair to punish based on accusation alone. Even if its multiple people.
Prove it, then punish, is the only way to at least strive for a fair system.