The analogy does make sense, but I don't think that Google's stated policy applies under any reasonable interpretation. If they changed to a policy like "we don't allow apps we disagree with", then fine. But to ban these apps on the grounds they gave is disingenuous in my opinion.
Well, you could apply your own words here... if don't like it, you have the choice of negotiating a different deal with them before using the Play store.
