And don't forget, tech tried, Tried, and TRIED to stay neutral. They even swung their policies the other way to prevent even a passing appearance of anti-conservative bias. Jack Dorsey of Twitter, for example, decreed that it was "in the public interest" to allow them to spew their bile virtually unrestricted and for years exempted them from the rules they apply to anybody else. To demonstrate this point, a liberal Twitter user conducted an experiment: He copied, pasted, and reposted 45's tweets verbatim. And being liberal and not conservative, he was suspended in all of three days, while the right was allowed to continue unabated:
https://www.newsweek.com/twitter-do...-suspendthepres-social-media-policies-1512443
It wasn't until the republicans went beyond-the-pale and staged their attempted coup on January 6th that the big tech companies decided enough was enough and finally decided that they did not want to be associated with them anymore. Right up until that day, they were quite happy to accept conservative money and page views.