Call me sceptical, but these same companies that say one asset is 'unethical' will invest in another that relies on slave labour in another market as soon as th

Call me sceptical, but these same companies that say one asset is 'unethical' will invest in another that relies on slave labour in another market as soon as they see a buck to be made. They probably forecast legal issues that make it a bad investment, and then will say it's not socially acceptable for the PR. I mean, I doubt that Deliveroo labour standards are actually worse, for example, than a cambodian clothing manufacturer which was scored as one of the worst in the world for a lack of "forced labour safeguards". Aberdeen Standard (one of the companies criticising deliverro) proudly states on their website that their investments in this manufacturer gave great returns for their innvestors, while poo-pooing Deliveroo for labour standards. Hmm, I detect a possible contradiction...