My point is related to the general consensus of HN over the past few weeks giving a pass to companies (Twitter/AWS/Facebook/etc) for taking extreme partisan pol

My point is related to the general consensus of HN over the past few weeks giving a pass to companies (Twitter/AWS/Facebook/etc) for taking extreme partisan political actions (e.g. banning Trump from Twitter, shutting down Parlor, etc). The generic response was "if you don't like how they handled it, you can build your own platform". So now I'm gauging if that statement still holds when the situation doesn't cut across political lines...i.e. why is no one saying "if you don't like it, go build your own Google/Robinhood". I think the answer is that since it's no longer a partisan-political issue, HN wants to treat the situation differently and forget what they said over the past few weeks.