I know private companies can determine their own strategic direction, but what in the world is
Disney thinking? Do they really want to alienate a significant portion of the population to promote gender identity politics? What is wrong with saying "boys and girls" or "ladies and gentlemen" in a greeting at an amusement park?
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Cancelling my Disney Plus today actually. They were targeted and infiltrated successfully.
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Abject stupidity from the left will never end.
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Consumers drive corporate decisions. The marketplace controls.
Remember when certain posters thought that Nike was done when they featured Colin Kaepernick? Did they flinch when the Board knuckle-draggers threatened to boycott their products?
Corporations can curb bad behavior and set new standards. If they over extend in the wokeness, it will boomerang.
Consumers are the drivers.
Seems like their shareholders would not want them to alienate half their audience for no reason.
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I agree with that to an extent. Therein lies one of the primary distinguishing factors between
conservatives and liberals... conservatives threaten to boycott and then forgive and relent. Liberals, when they say they threaten action, they go all in. They are unwilling to budge on anything.
True. Conservatives are notoriously forgiving on this kind of bullshit.
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Source of the problem posted below.
Their President needs to justify what she did to her children.
Link: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10666065/amp/Disney-prez-says-mom-transgender-pansexual-children-wants-diverse-characters.html
Disney is a Mickey Mouse operation...
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Good one. You're hired to host the Oscars next year.
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I'll need a dedicated security team.
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Judging by last Sunday, they defunded the Oscar's security detail.
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You never fail me.....friggn hilarious.
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The announcement should be “they”.
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