Turns out they didn't implement the policy that made you feel informed.
X WRONG. That’s not cancel culture. Firing someone over a medicine is literal canceling. We have the most rights here because we’re tough but mainly because we don’t fall for garbage arguments and unjust policies. Keeping our guns and ammo will ideally be done by winning arguments and tarring and feathering tyrants not the “other” option. And if it comes to the other option Hornady could very well sell duds to people who fight the next tyranny. By your argument the Boston Tea Party was a triggered bunch of antifa dorks. And Paul Revere was being hysterical.
They did actually implement the policy, the letter from the president to the employees of the company was widely distributed. Only after massive backlash did he walk his policy back. If that meets your requirements for ethical behavior, that's fine and your choice as an informed consumer. My standards differ and I choose to make a different decision on where I spend my money based on the information I obtained.
