I get what you're saying, but to be totally blunt and honest here, all you're doing is picking your poison. Your iPhone is made in China, a country that is known for Uyghar slave labor and the forced harvesting of organs of helpless human beings ... among many other ungodly atrocities. You are buying from a company that is going all in with China, spending nearly a trillion dollars to be relevant in that country. Apple was even actively lobbying against a bill that would reduce the occurrence of slave labor years ago. If you were to actually uphold buying decisions based on ethics and what companies stand for, there would be very little that you could actually buy. I mean you are perfectly welcome to choose where you don't want to eat, but in the grand scheme of things, the products you are purchasing are coming from countries that are doing some very heinous things that I know are not something you stand for either. It's very hard in this day and age to escape companies that are rooted in a good moral fabric. I tried taking a stand the last year or so ago and promised myself I would stop buying from companies that don't align with my moral beliefs. As it turned out, if I did that, I realized I would own almost nothing. The only way to avoid all of this is to just live off the land and farm and build your own house by hand and raise your own animals and be one with the land. Because short of that, every company is bad at this point.
