First thing out of the way quick—I've searched a few names on there and they're missing (and don't appear to be in the 'removed names' either), including the name I used on there.

As for the more important topic, we're just going to have to agree to disagree. Sure, they banned a bunch of subreddits with 'ChapoTrapHouse (insert number)'. The last one was something like 'ChapoTrapHouse101'. For all we know, they could have just made and banned those themselves to give some semblance of being unbiased—it's obvious that not all 101 actually had active user-bases. Most likely they were just placeholders to migrate to when their main sub was banned. They probably banned about, oh, two active far-Left subs, practically every far-Right sub and some contrarian Left (e.g. r/GenderCritical [TERFs] and r/rightwingLGBT) subs. Probably just to pacify Trump: 'See, you don't have to worry about bias against conservatives because we banned 101 far-Left subreddits too. It's all in safe hands, we promise, there's no need for more regulations'. Literally all of the other anarchist, socialist and Communist subreddits are still there.

Now, let's consider the following scenarios. What happens if:

1. Corporate America turns against the Left.
2. The Left turns against Corporate America.

In scenario 1, Corporate America loses. The Left is so vast that deplatforming them is impossible—they have almost the entirety of the education system and the media sector, for starters. The Democrats would start threatening to nationalize any offending business, and if Biden wins they'd be in a good position to do it. Most of their employees wouldn't be sympathetic and plenty of them would leave, either out of disagreement or because their friendship circles would 'cancel' them if they remained employed.

In scenario 2, Corporate America still loses. A string of women come out and accuse the likes of Bezos and Dorsey of sexual assault, etc. All these guys like Bezos and Dorsey get pressured more and more to resign, and are replaced, usually by women or non-Whites. Eventually, Corporate America is ran into the ground, after 'diversity hires' get to the top of every corporation.

Any business that goes against the Left is toast. Any business the Left picks a fight with is also toast. I don't even remotely see how the Left could be considered subordinate to capitalism. Rich Leftists seem indifferent to it, getting what they can out of the system while it lasts; most other Leftists utterly hate it. Practically all of them believe that capitalism is merely a transitory phase to socialism, and that trying to stall this 'inevitable' progression is literally defending oppression.

Surely such a coordinated, cross-platform deplatforming is the result of people like the SPLC (who seem to 'advise', i.e. decide, everything), and little to do with the tech CEOs themselves. They're just smart enough to know what happens if they're interpreted as insufficiently kowtowing to the Left.