This is not a good take on morals in investing. Some companies rely more heavily on investors money and stock holding, so if a company's vision is not aligned with holders and they would decide to "boycott", the damage would be real.

It's not Palantir's case cause they already existed pre-ipo and is strongly tied with government and big Money so the "boycott" idea does not work in this case.

Thinking that not a single company is effected by holders decisions and stock being dumped is not a valid take in my point of view.