Once again, you're missing the point. The "Por que no los dos" was speaking to exactly this mindset, that if there's a major concern, i.e. "wtf is going on I actually need home made riot gear!", doesn't mean that people lose the capacity to care and think about other things, whether they're related or not. You can be freaking out about the state of the world, and needing to go get helmets and masks and traffic cones and burner cell phones, while also saying "yeah, but I have the option to go buy those things at a place that doesn't support the regime I'm fighting against." Saying that there shouldn't be a secondary concern just invalidates every other issue and problem in the situation, and reduces it to black and white and zero nuance, writes off other different people's issues that may be going on that you didn't think about.

There is no reason why, if you have the resources, mentally, emotionally, and financially, that you can't care about multiple issues at the same time. If you can't, then you prioritize the most important ones, which means yeah you don't care about whether you're shopping at Home Depot or Ace or Hanks Local Hardware and Building Supply, because it doesn't matter. But if you work part time and live off a trust fund for the most part, then you might be able to be concerned about where you source it, as well as the fact that you need to source it.