AWS has alternatives in 1) Azure; 2) GCP; 3) Any number of smaller VPS providers; 4) self-hosted infrastructure; 5) co-location, which sometimes (often?) has different requirements compared to virtualization re: content.
> The fact that Parler isn't back online shows that there is an oligopoly in place.
It shows that they have mediocre-at-best technical talent in place, which isn't all that surprising given the content and target market.
> Parler can be shut down when it has been shown to have breached legislation passed by the country and has been found guilty of that in a court of law after due process.
This may be what you want, but it's not reality so I wouldn't frame it as a definitive fact like this.
> It's not just free speech that is at issue here.
It's not a free speech issue at all. Free speech means you can't be jailed or persecuted by the government for your speech.
> It is innocent until proven guilty and due process.
You're conflating a misunderstanding of Constitutional rights with criminal law. Due process is 100% irrelevant.
> The fact that Parler isn't back online shows that there is an oligopoly in place.
It shows that they have mediocre-at-best technical talent in place, which isn't all that surprising given the content and target market.
> Parler can be shut down when it has been shown to have breached legislation passed by the country and has been found guilty of that in a court of law after due process.
This may be what you want, but it's not reality so I wouldn't frame it as a definitive fact like this.
> It's not just free speech that is at issue here.
It's not a free speech issue at all. Free speech means you can't be jailed or persecuted by the government for your speech.
> It is innocent until proven guilty and due process.
You're conflating a misunderstanding of Constitutional rights with criminal law. Due process is 100% irrelevant.