I had an interesting situation this weekend where a cousin of mine made a long post on Facebook about how her dad (who recently passed, last month) "believed everything Charlie Kirk believed" and if you were criticizing Charlie Kirk or celebrating his death, you were doing the same for her dad.
I made the mistake of trying (in a reply to the post, not in a text or call like I should have) to gently impress upon her what Kirk actually believed, and that no, her dad definitely did not believe everything Charlie Kirk did. I was immediately dogpiled by her best friend and a bunch of other people on her timeline, who assumed I was criticizing Kirk and her dad for "being Christians", which I absolutely was not doing, so I ended up deleting the reply and calling her instead.
She, of course, profusely apologized for what her friend said to me and we had a long conversation after that. She had absolutely no clue about any of the heinous shit that Charlie Kirk had said over the years, and only vaguely knew of him as a publicly Christian "family man" that debated people sometimes. She is about as normie as you can possibly get so this was not a surprise to me at all. There are literally millions of people like her.