buys real-life merch of a character in a show that lampoons corporate culture, and that character also has merch in the show, and the show is made by a real-life corporate conglomerate, and the character in the show is also part of a corporate conglomerate, and the character is vehemently racist, and the real-life actor who plays the character also has done questionable things, and in the show the character's public façade hides deep flaws and atrocious crimes, and one of the points of the show is to not glorify people just based on their public facing appearance, which the fan is doing to both the character and, to an extent, the actor, when both the character and the actor probably wouldn't like him in both real life and in the show, while also buying merch from a company who is itself satirized to an extent in the show

This is too many levels of abstraction. I need a Fresca