No. One presents a clear and present danger and the other doesn't.

If an armed mob flew in from all over the country with nooses, hoods, and zipties, to invade Richville, CA... And five people died, before it was dispersed by the police, the FBI, and the national guard, I'd expect #eattherich might also get banned from Twitter.

Observe: That's generally the point when political speech crosses the line from 'soap box' to 'bullet box.' [1] Trump and his friends crossed that line on January 6th. #eattherich, Chapo Trap House, etc, has yet to do so.

You're drawing false equivalences.

[1] Despite having lost its case at both the ballot box, and the jury box. [2]

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_boxes_of_liberty