When you go into business, You're there to make money

And you should be free to accomplish (or not) that goal however you please. Should every mom and pop restaurant be striving to be the next big keiretsu because big business is where the cash lives? And while there's an argument that publicly traded companies actually do have that obligation to cash above all else as a duty to shareholders, privately owned businesses don't. The business is whatever the owners want it to be. They're under no obligation to optimize their profits. If they want to make decisions based on their own personal views at the expense of profit, that's damn well their right.

But hey, I know you aren't going to bother responding to anything I say since you're just here to sling insults since you lack the spine to outright say you don't support personal freedom.