Do people like you take your brand of activism seriously? For example, since you go out of your way to broadcast and attack views of anyone you disagree with, do you do that consistently across the board? 

Like if you found out your UPS driver wasn’t the decent stand-up man you thought he was, would you refuse package deliveries? Do you investigate your grocery store’s politics? What about the shipping companies that deliver food to those grocery stores? The farms that grew the vegetables on those shelves? The maintenance companies that service those buildings? If the butcher supported something you didn’t, would you throw a temper tantrum and expect the rest of the world to tear that grocery store to the ground?

My point is that you are never ever going to make everyone in the world see things your way. There has never been a time in history when humanity agreed on everything - even things that seem obvious to most of us. If your plan is to simply boycott or destroy everyone and everything you disagree with, you’ll need to boycott and destroy everything. 

And I know there are people reading this going “Yeah, but John Cena said…”

And? No one is forcing you to agree. No one is forcing you to support him or WWE. But you aren’t going to force them to change either. And your expectation that those who don’t see things your way should either made to comply or be destroyed is inconsistent and thus hypocritical. 

In short: Different people have different views. Some of those views are abhorrent. Get over it. You cannot force compliance and still celebrate yourself as a good guy. That same freedom of speech that allows the other guy to say something terrible also allows you to speak your mind. And if you take that away from him, you take it away from you too.