Yes, and that's why we bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki with a 1935 Buick Century.

These "anything can be anything (if you try hard enough)" arguments are so tired and elementary.

Yes, you're technically right. But don't go bragging yet. That "if you try hard enough" tidbit is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Effort isn't free, nor is it infinite. Everything is a matter of scale.

That's why I can own a kitchen knife, and even a gun, but not a minigun. That's why even if I was granted a minigun, I surely wouldn't be granted a nuclear warhead. Would you trust Americans with a nuclear warhead? Second Amendment 2.5: everyone has the right to bear legs, and by legs we mean nuclear warheads. Sounds great.

There's a difference between doing something small, and doing something big. Doing something small and bad is bad, but it's less bad than doing something big and bad. If that sounds like goo goo ga ga level logic, that's because it is. I think children learn this pretty quickly.

So it turns out it's very possible to invest in good or bad ethics

1. Some personal dislike of the principals or their product or petty political disagreement

2. Company grows 500% (as predicted)

3. Everyone else makes money except the author who deliberately didn't invest ( see #1 above)

4. It's not fair!

5. Write angry sour grapes substack blaming the current administration for all your problems.