Always? At all times? Congratulations on seeing it coming; you're luckier than apparently a few dozen women.
> blurring of people
Which is a worse fallacy, blurring Cosby into Louis into Keillor into Barr, or blurring Barr into Keilorr into Louis into Cosby? Or how about this: each case is different?
> market based companies not wanting anything to do with you any more because you suck
More precisely: coordinated pressure campaigns to intimidate market-based companies, and a lack of pushback from the people who just want to stream some R. Kelley, but are too scared to speak up.
> in no way analogous
When platforms act in concert under pressure through culture-wide groupthink, it might not technically be Soviet censorship, but it's pretty damn analogous.