It's actually really easy to shop with morals in mind. It's just impossible to buy everything produced in a way that matches the morals. Just because you can't achieve the latter doesn't mean you shouldn't do the former. That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

Yes. I don't knowingly buy anything from Nestle anymore. ever. Check their corporate map regularly. Even dropped brands I had consumed for decades since my childhood.

I buy organic locally grown if I can. Check if there is palm oil in anything I buy. Buy eggs from a local non-egg-production-focused small farm. Pay extra for my weekly meat so it has lived decently and was slaughtered close by. Not much to be done about electronics. Except upgrading as little as possible. And buying second hand where possible. My Tablet is stil the first retina IPad. My rig is now over three years old and only upgraded my GPU once so far thanks to paying a bit extra for kickass CPU. My Hifi stuff is all bought used...

It's not hard at all if you look at it as a long term goal you want to achieve. One thing/habit at a time....

Edit: As for the case at hand: Will I stop supporting Oculus because their founder gives millions to a really shitty organisations doing shitty propaganda to a very very worrysome (I am neither american nor living there but in a place that will be affected badly if he fucks up the world) candidate. Or will I keep supporting them because his bosses boss gives billions to basic medical research? I am really not stupid enough to think HTC is a company that is perfect in all it's practices where neither the company itself nor anybody there with supports very questionable to me stuff.... Not sure yet. What I will do though is update my opinion of Palmer himself.