My main issue with that approach is in practice it has two issues one of which is escalation of standards for being "good" means that you are still a bastard fo

My main issue with that approach is in practice it has two issues one of which is escalation of standards for being "good" means that you are still a bastard for paying workers $15/hr when the minimum wage is $10. And responding to one demand means others try to push more without any returns. It makes conceding not worth it and does everything about negotations wrong. And attempts to influence companies fundamentally are negotations which depend upon being a party to it one way or another. Meanwhile ignoring the "fuck you we don't care" bad actors already know about especially the commodities it winds up disproportionate. The second issue is lack of chosing battles it depletes social capital to the point nobody outside the bubble takes them remotely seriously.