It's really hard to tell the difference between what is genuinely offensive and what is not. No easy answers. In this case, maybe there is a relatively simple rule: Supporting democracy must not in itself be regarded as offensive...
I think perhaps the more important point is that one should not be prevented from voicing an offensive opinion. If you look very hard in an extremely boring place, e.g. a phone directory, you might just by chance perhaps find something that won't be offensive to anyone on this Earth. Outside of contrived scenarios, the moment we let "being offended" be the watermark of censoring ideas, we might as well pack up the id…
Or say do something real about kids in cages in America?
This forum is nothing but the same as the rest of America: whole lot of bragging about our exceptionalism, whole lot of half assing the real work of engaging the political machine.
Here you are: looking to boycott a game company from the comfort of your armchair. Not protesting the expropriation of others land for a wall and a pipeline, or kids in cages in your country.
I have no respect for any of the political positions on this forum cause in my view they’re emotional masturbation alone and lack any real will and ability.
As an American of 40 years, having built and sold companies, pretty experienced in seeing Americans talk a huge game, and act like spoiled, lazy, clueless rubes when it comes to actually doing the work.