"I don't like mustard on my hot dog" is an opinion. Donating money to the Prop 8 committees was helping an effort to strip group of people of their human right

"I don't like mustard on my hot dog" is an opinion. Donating money to the Prop 8 committees was helping an effort to strip group of people of their human rights. "The covid vaccine makes people catch covid" is misinformation. Finding someone's behavior and statements unethical and harmful - and thus not wanting to buy/use a product they control - is not "needing to find someone that shares all of my opinions or they're completely worthless." You'd find discourse on the internet a lot more palatable if you weren't strawmanning the hell out of everyone you don't agree with (cough). The irony of complaining about "cancel culture" in the context of a discussion about someone who hates gay people so much he donated money to try and deny them human rights. Denying a group of people human rights means you view them as sub-human. What was that about canceling people because you think they're "completely worthless?"