People look the other way with literally everything.

They happily shop at Amazon, even though they are the modern-day equivalent of slavery.

They play Minecraft even though it’s been developed by a white supremacist.

They use Windows even though Microsoft is complicit in a list of all sorts of horrible things too long to list here.

They use Whatsapp/Facebook/Meta VR even though this corporation has done more for the errosion of democracy than any other entity so far.

They buy Nestle, even though it’s going so far as to cut off local populations from their water supplies.

The list continues on and on. Name a single corporation where people en large have done a real, long-term boycott for moral reasons. The only thing I can think of that kinda happened was when Tesla sales fell a little bit for a few months after Musk did a literal Hitler Salute on the largest stage he could find, but even that wasn’t a lot and it’s pretty much over already.

People, by and large, don’t prioritize morals over comfort. They will always choose the best deal they can get, no matter what the long-term or moral effects are. People who put morals over comfort exist, but they are very rare.

And in most cases, people who shout for boycotts the loudest were never customers to begin with (e.g. me, who has never bought a Tesla, saying I will never buy a Tesla because of Musk. Well, I wouldn’t have bought a Tesla anyway).