If the people building and hosting models won't build them from ethically sourced data and won't host them without disrupting or negatively impacting the communities they are hosted in (noise pollution, power and water rates increasing, layoffs, diesel generators, etc) then I won't use them and would advocate against their use.

I don't expect the tech to go away but you can make a hammer from stolen resources and use it to harm individuals and communities or you can build it from ethically sourced material and use it to build things people need. If there's an ethically sourced model quantized to run on commodity hardware locally without contributing to further wealth inequality, theft, and community disruption I won't have the same moral objections to using it as I would for any of the current corporate owned llms.