I don't know if you ask these questions rhetorically. Not caring about the ethics of were you put your money and your actions it's "your"(i mean the entity doin

I don't know if you ask these questions rhetorically. Not caring about the ethics of were you put your money and your actions it's "your"(i mean the entity doing that, obviously) problem, nobody else's[because not everyone cares about ethics & morals]. So yes, whether you stop doing business in Russia and that affects both russia and your business, everybody should think twice before doing any business with anybody. It's easy to hide under the umbrella of "just making money" without taking into account ethical and moral concerns. Because ethics and morals rarely come after-the-fact, whereas people who truly think about those things preoccupy themselves with those issues since day one. By the way,this is not a "bug" of capitalism, it's a bug of people mindlessly not caring about the ramifications of their own choices and decisions, which is nowadays everything and every action being subjected to pay for/sell. Also, I hate virtue signalling, but at the same time one could argue getting rich, making money throughout all means, it's also a "signalling" of some sorts, especially in US. Now whether or not making money is considered a virtue, that's a more complicated subject.