That's kind of my point. If nobody actually takes action, then it's better not to assume they support it either. It's fair to encourage someone to speak up if harassment is happening, but we also shouldn't jump to conclusions without evidence. We should judge people based on what they actually do, not what we assume they intended.
I do care about her. That doesn't mean I think she's perfect or that I agree with everything she's does, but I also don't think it's fair to paint her as a bad person over this. People should be judged by what they actually say and do, and everyone has room to learn from mistakes.