I think this is fine and ultimately a good thing. How many times have people proposed voting with your wallet where in practice there's very little ability to d

I think this is fine and ultimately a good thing. How many times have people proposed voting with your wallet where in practice there's very little ability to do so along the axis that people care about. If investments start to fracture along various issues then as a company looking for the highest stock price and the largest pool of money they're incentivized to do things in line with those issues — be it supporting coal plants, abortion rights, or unions. At the end of the day freedom of (non-)association is important and has only ever been regulated in a few ways that made it impractical for certain protected classes of people to live.