Not so much.
To start with the obvious bit: No government is going after Jones. There are no investigations into his businesses, no federal injunctions, the government isn't raising a finger against him.
Second, a handful of parents that he defamed, and who are now suing him for defamation, are not part of the "powers that be." They're ordinary citizens whom he's harmed.
Third, maybe we can classify Facebook and YouTube as institutions of a sort, but they're ultimately private entities, and he broke their rules. Twitter bent over backwards and basically ignored their own codes of conduct to keep him on, and he still couldn't obey the rules. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he deliberately violated Twitter's TOS by inciting violence, in order to get bumped and proclaim himself as a martyr.
Even so, Big Tech doesn't owe anyone a platform. They are private businesses, and if you don't obey the rules, you can expect to get bumped -- no matter what your political leanings. I do think Big Tech needs to be much more transparent about their policies and how they are enforced, but anyone who calls for violence is ultimately going to get the same treatment, regardless of ideology.
Fourth, he isn't like Limbaugh. Last I checked, Limbaugh is not a conspiracy theorist whose listeners threaten the survivors of mass shootings, and he doesn't advocate for violence. He's a blowhard, but (AFAIK) he abides by the rules.
So no, this is not about the "People In Charge." Jones is reckless, irresponsible, harmful and is now advocating violence. No one owes him a platform, and he should not expect to have one as long as he keeps it up.
