I actually used to follow a few of these guys on Twitter a while back (when I still used Twitter) and I don't think it was just to avoid the Twitter mob, I think they legitimately believe in the rhetoric they were spewing.
I've followed people who mellowed out a bit so as to not draw Twitter's ire, and while sometime their quality dropped a bit, I could tell it was because they were trying to be entertaining while also not getting cancelled. Side note; most of these kinds of people vocally express their disdain for Twitter, but you almost have to use it now-a-days if you're a content creator. That said, these people usually stayed away from politics and most forms of drama.
TFS, on the other hand, I remember retweeting a crap load of stuff shitting on Republicans but always seemed to go quiet on politics whenever some shit on Democrats surfaced. I think the biggest example of lunacy was when Kaiser tweeted something saying that basically anyone who voted Republican or 3rd party didn't care about LGBT+ rights. I know the elections made most people at least a little bit stupid, that's understandable, but even in the worst of it most people were self-aware enough to remember that these were just a conflict of beliefs on what was the best (or least bad) for the country and not some bullshit "good v.s evil" fairy tale where they were the good guys and anyone against them was an evil that needed to be turned to their side or squashed out. But not TFS I guess...
I agree these guys have gotten an ego and certainly sniff their own farts, but I believe that they genuinely buy into the Twitter mindset, or at least most of them do and the few that don't go along with it so as not to cause a division within the group.