Clojure is _free_. If you don't want Cognitect stuff, don't use it. If you don't like how Rich/Cognitect et al are running the project, take your EPL licensed ball and go home. Similarly, in the case of Go: Substitute Rob/Google and BSD-ish license.
Just because these languages serve the interests of their respective maintainers does not make them any less free to you. It may make the community less useful to _you_, but hey, they created these things to be useful to them. There's an implicitly mutually beneficial social contract around contributions and community. If you don't like that contract, don't use the language.
In the very unlikely case that Cognitect or Google puts some company-specific stuff in the language in a way that actively destroys the good will of this social contract, then and only then do you have any right to complain.