Stop being weird about people outside of the US dropping Dropout

As much as I'm not a fan of people announcing their departure on social media, I find myself in the weird position of defending anyone who lives in a country affected by the United States' new tariffs who wants to completely stop subscribing to any American-based companies.

Yes, Dropout is mainly filled with left-leaning cast members and crew who don't support our current political climate, but as a company, the money Dropout makes will be spent in the United States. That means, for example, if Canadians (understandably) want to fully boycott the US, supporting Dropout means indirectly supporting our economy. They know dropping Dropout might hurt the people who work for the company, but that's the point. They want to hurt the United States' economy. That's the point of a country spending boycott!

I don't know how long ago it was, but I remember seeing photos of Ally getting arrested for protesting Israel's genocide of Palestine. Now, when some Canadians are doing what they can to hurt our economy as retaliation for US tariffs, instead of supporting them, many of us are minimizing their attempt at activism because it potentially hurts Dropout.

I guess I just think getting mad at Canadians for unsubscribing to Dropout because they don't want to support the United States in any way at the moment is dumb and unproductive.

EDIT: Sorry, I won't be responding to any more comments because people are just downvoting them.