I mean, that's should be a reasonable understanding for most people. Sure, there are companies out there I don't support because I don't like what they do. But

I mean, that's should be a reasonable understanding for most people. Sure, there are companies out there I don't support because I don't like what they do. But there are others with opinions I disagree with, but I still patronize them. And its important to recognize that the stores I refuse to patronize, and those I do that hold views I dislike, are probably not given the same distinctions by others, even those with ideals like mine. But the core point should be we can have a calm, rational discussion on it, and leave with the understanding that your thoughts and views are not 100% my thoughts and views, and that's ok as long as neither of us hold views promoting violence or hatred. I've never met a person in my life I 100% agreed with about everything. Not my mom, not my dad, not my sister, or my wife . Talking and finding commonality is more important and necessary than finding reasons to dislike each other.