It's perfectly valid to boycott a company if you disagree with their ideology. For example, when chick-fil-a was openly anti-gay marriage (including after Ober

It's perfectly valid to boycott a company if you disagree with their ideology. For example, when chick-fil-a was openly anti-gay marriage (including after Obergefell), I stopped eating there. As a gay man, I don't want my money going to people who actively wish to harm me. And it's fine. It was low friction, and I've saved a lot of calories. That doesn't mean you're then required to boycott everything. Perfect isn't the enemy of good. If you feel like it, boycott.