It seems incredibly risky for the bottom line and unwise to make such politically risky moves against half the US people. The action seem to assume that the reigning silicon valley ideologies are 1) right and 2) will win.

By assuming corporate and regional dominance will last through violating some peoples trust in favor of placating others desire for power, it is just a matter of time before you open up a weakness that someone elsewhere can exploit. Or as they said in Detroit: "People will still need cars". To which you can answer "Yes, but that doesn't matter if you loose your competitive edge"