My problem with 'pattern recognition' is that the categories bigots apply it to are so arbitrary and it just seems wrong to discriminate against all people in that (arbitrarily chosen) category because some people are bad in that. Like, I know that poorer people are generally dumber, more likely to commit violent crimes, less likely to even brush their teeth etc. But there's an implication if I say 'poor people are fucking disgusting and I'm sorry for recognising a real pattern' that it's suddenly right to treat everyone 'poor' badly because of it (I see treating people badly to include saying broad statements that implicate them indirectly).

One thing you might have realised is how I haven't defined what 'poor' is but that's kind of the point- is someone considered 'black' but from like a completely different genetic group to another black person implicated when this other black person does something unsavoury? You can point out general trends but you have to do it in a way that recognises the humanity in everyone around you and just from the thumbnails alone I severely doubt the youtuber does that.