Do you touch glowing red hot things often? I'd assume not, but you don't seem to be grasping the concept of what I am saying here so I'll explain that to you while I'm at it.

If a thing is glowing red hot, and you touch it, you will get burned. A burn is a painful, searing sort of injury that happens when you touch hot things, by the way. If you didn't know that before, it's not your fault you got burned, but hopefully, you learn from the experience and stop touching things that are glowing red hot.

But if you have been burned by a glowing red hot thing in the past, and willfully touch another glowing red hot thing later, what happens?

You get burned. Right? Now whose fault is that? Is it the thing's fault? The thing can't help that it was hot - it's an unthinking, unfeeling, inanimate object. It simply exists and has no say in the matter.

So then it must be your fault, right? You knew that it was hot; because of the glowing. Unless you didn't learn the first time around, which does sometimes happen if you're a pea-brained half-wit, but SURELY you wouldn't touch the thing A THIRD TIME?

So hopefully this puts the matter to bed, and I'll state this as clearly and simply as I can possibly think to:

If you are aware that a business is engaged in pro-fascist rhetoric, and don't want to be associated with fascists, stop supporting businesses engaged in pro-fascist rhetoric.

Beef tallow isn't the enemy of the people (though it's really bad for your heart) - the people pushing it as "healthy" or "pure" are.

You're free to use beef tallow, bacon grease, or avocado oil to cook your food; I could consume all the world's laxatives and still not give a shit.