Businesses respond to the money you spend, not what you don't spend. I don't happen to spend money at chickfila et al, but for instance, I don't have an issue with buying things at wallyworld, that I want them to keep carrying, or using Amazon as a platform to buy things from businesses that would be otherwise inaccessible.

If they can contribute to politicians/ causes then I have no issue going someplace else.

I avoid a local donut chain called Maple Donuts (south central PA). I used to love their donuts. In 2016 they put up a Trump banner on their stores and had people giving out Trump merchandise in their parking lots. They since have put up a billboard on the highway supporting a Republican gubernatorial candidate (co-branded with their store logo) and put a statement disparaging liberals in the rotation of the electronic sign outside at least one of their stores.

It is one thing for the owner of a company to support an agenda I don't agree with, but they cross a line when they use their stores to that end.

**** NYC dwellers - I have seen Maple Donuts in food stores in NYC. If you don't want to support what I have described, steer clear of Maple Donuts.

I never put gasoline in CITGO, Venezuelan State-own company!

Subway
Chic-Fil-A
Hobby Lobby
The Salvation Army

I still follow the NFL, but I don't actually watch games or spend money on anything that the organization will profit from.

Hell I even refuse to watch Wheel of Fortune because Pat said something like anyone who believes in global climate change is dumb.