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  #DeathSantis continuing his culture wars to appease his so-called "base." Meanwhile my homeowners insurance premiums are going up $500 - per MONTH.
context: Probably don't want to go to war with a group of creative communications experts with a 172 billion dollar market capitalization. You'll find yourself out-propaganda'd in no time. >
  
  Walt Disney and his studios ran the United States propaganda efforts during WWII.. >
  
  Donald Duck is literally in the American armed forces. >
  
  Not anymore Reagan discharged him >
  
  "On Armed Forces Day, Gen. Arthur Brown, director of Army staff, issued Donald his official discharge papers, with a rank of Sgt. E-5, because in 1941 the Duck had starred in a morale-boosting wartime cartoon called, with typical Disney simplicity, "Donald Gets Drafted.""
  Hmm, I had no idea he was discharged. Interesting little nugget. So, I guess Donald Duck is a veteran. >
  
  I got out at the same rank as Donald Duck. That’s a fun thing to know. >
  
  That’s quacktastic! >
  
  Government overreach is perfectly acceptable when it suits a Republican's agenda steeped in culture war conflict, a conflict made by and for these same Republicans no less.
  This isn't the first time that Desantis has shown us he's willing to abandon so called "conservative values" in the name of preserving a culture war. >
  
  It's because they aren't conservative values. They're fascist values. >
  
  Conservatives never had any values.  They are like russia, if their lips are moving, they are lying. >
  
  I know a lot of conservative people who have genuine small government values. I don't agree with them, but they have values and principles. Many of them have even refused to vote in the recent election because they didn't like the candidates that were running. Just because they're not running their mouth on reddit or twitter doesn't mean they don't exist. >
  
  There isn’t a governing conservative today that isn’t willing to expand government when it suits their interest and shrink it when it opposes them. >
  
  Governing conservatives sure, but all of them? No. >
  
  So then if there's all these principled small government conservatives running around in the wild, why is it that y'all keep electing garbage authoritarian fascists? Sounds like mythology to me. >
  
  Because we live in a gerrymandered district, not everyone is principled, and many people are not educated on government properly or adequately. Then when they might be given an opportunity to change their minds or see the light of day, people accuse then of all being liars, cheaters, thieves, women haters, homophobes, and so on and so forth, when many of them just dont understand policy and dont read the news because they're tired and work 10 hours a day and still have to cook and clean because their spouse is also at work and they have to kids.
  I dont agree with them, many of them I don't like, but that doesnt mean they're evil people because they're gullible or easy to manipulate. It means they need to be shown that the people they disagree with who they are told hate them and want them dead dont hate them or want them dead. But then you go and show them how much you hate them and think the world would be better if they were not a part of it. Get a grip and touch some grass. >
  
  I mean I live in Missouri and I've had kin and coworkers say they would rather liberals drop dead and that the world would be better for it.  Like, I bite my tongue every damn time, but my old pastor described people like me as gutter trash that tainted him and the people of faith with our presence.
  Sure, some people are uneducated and I know that lack of education can help plant the fertile soil for some of that hate, and I get that.  But as someone who their hate is directed at (fuck it hurt the first time I had a family member ask me why I wanted to be a whore when they learned of me identifying as not a boy), why is it that they always get a pass for hatred under the umbrella for "they don't know better" while I'm told to shove my thoughts and feelings down my gullet in response to that hatred. >
  
  Funny how the republicans are interested in governing only when the private corporations turn out to not be bigoted assholes >
  
  Have you done your Disney research? Wait til you find out about Hershey! >
  
  Disney called out the don't say gay bill of Desantis, that's the only reason Desantis is threatening them in the first place. >
  
  “Called out” is a bit strong. 
  They released an extremely tepid remark weeks after the bill was proposed and after tons of employees blasted them for staying silent. >
  
  And still it angered the GOP enough to do all of this. >
  
  Disloyalty to the great leader will be punished. >
  
  Haha is he proposing the government take over the means of production? I mean... >
  
  Socialist?
  Edit: No no thats Communist right? >
  
  Communist not socialist technically, but does anyone in American politics even care about the differences anymore? >
  
  I'm so sick of the terms Communist, Socialist, Marxist, Fascist, Nazi, etc. They've been so overused that they don't mean anything anymore.
  It takes so much longer to actually explain what those words mean that the entire conversation is lost at that point.
  It's easier to just discuss the ideas themselves without placing a label on them because otherwise you'll spend all your time arguing about what label is applicable.
  Example: Is DeSantis trafficking migrants from the Texas border to the east coast as a political stunt Nazi behavior? I mean, maybe if you consider that the Nazi's also moved large numbers of "undesirables" to concentration camps and equate these two things. But Nazis also invaded Belgium and I don't see the Flordia GOP doing that just yet. So it can be argued. But what can't be argued is the lack of compassion and outright disregard for human life that the stunt exposed. That's an idea that can be judged on it's own. So focusing on the label itself isn't helpful and can actual distract the conversation from the actual end goal, which is to condemn these harmful and bad faith ideas and tactics using clear language that even the most brainwashed MAGA fan can understand. >
  
  No. They have very specific meanings.  People just use them incorrectly. >
  
  Not that they will but I would fucking love if Disney was like, hey, we're leaving Florida. Do you know what type of financial hit that would do to Florida? Central Florida's economy survives on travel and vacations to the state. >
  
  This is literally what I think every time this comes up, then I think how bad I'd feel for the people losing jobs as fallout, then I think how it would look for DeSantis with a huge portion of his state suddenly on unemployment. >
  
  Disney could afford to relocate their employees. Not like they're gonna move to a high tax state that also has cold winters. >
  
  Disney Las Vegas has a certain ring to it >
  
  With strippers? >
  
  Republicans are having a moment, aren't they?
  Haven't had the House for more than a week and it's already in complete disarray, and now their backup lord and savior is invoking their inner Venezuela to go after Disney/political enemies? 
  Putting the silliness of the special treatment Disney has enjoyed aside, this is just raw entertainment for me. The business community should take note that when you do a deal with the devil (aka, the GOP), they will extort you exactly like this. What a trash party, with trash ideology and trash voters. >
  
  I've been so confounded with Disney and DeSantis because you'd think what Disney was doing is what they've been aiming for decades.
  A private company said they were capable of handling their own infrastructure at a loss if it means they can operate faster and more efficiently. I thought that was the republican wet dream.
  Edit: Also worth mentioning that Florida republicans have bragged about Disney's infrastructure for decades. >
  
  DeSantis doesn't have policy to run on so this is part of his anti woke bullshit. Oh no Disney is putting gay characters in their animated movies😭😭😭. Forget everything they've done for the shit hole swamp that is Florida.
  I would guess DeSantis didn't get the political contributions he wanted from them, and now he's using them to rile up his base. He's been so quiet even as the R front runner. I think there is some horrible scandal bubbling under this bag of shit. >
  
  What possible "scandal" could negatively impact a Republican at this point? 
  They've pretty much proven that it doesn't matter what they do (see Trump, *Walker etc) >
  
  I think you meant Walker, not Warnock…. >
  
  Oops, yes I did good catch >
  
  Republicans love to yell about Communism. Isn’t this pretty much communism? But it’s ok when your side does it?
  Also no way this is legal. This is another pointless stunt >
  
  The authoritarian part is what they like. >
  
  
  “People have to remember that the pitch to create Reedy Creek was Disney saying ‘we’ll build a city if you give us city powers,’ and then they didn’t build a city. I think they intended to, I don’t think it was bad faith, but they didn’t follow through,” Rep. Randy Fine (R-Brevard) told WFLA.com in December.
  
  They never intended to AND it was never in bad faith.  When they created it, they were creating a place where they'd be holding thousands of individuals in an area the size of a city which was otherwise in the middle of fucking nowhere.  They needed city powers so they could establish a police and fire force to protect those people.  So they could build sewer and water infrastructure.  So they could build roads.  Disney didn't seek out city status so they could have special privileges; they did it so they could take on responsibilities that Florida simply had no interest in taking on at that time.  Now, Florida wants to strip Disney of the city status without having to cover the literal millions of dollars in responsibilities that the status creates for Disney because they don't like Disney's speech in the past.  That's fucked. >
  
  Nailed it >
  
  um, it's a private company, right?  That's kind of not going to fly. >
  
  A publicly traded company. No way this could happen, it’s more hot air for the base. >
  
  The Entire Florida Judiciary dances for DeSantis, and the 11th Circuit is only slightly less corrupt than the 5th, and SCOTUS is more corrupt than all of them. >
  
  This may be true, but also, Disney’s pockets and alliances in Florida and elsewhere run far deeper and far richer than anything desantis is capable of mustering. The florida judiciary would rather fold like a lawn chair to Disney’s demands than allow desantis to kick them out, they are FAR too powerful. They are the only company I think capable of staging a coup that leads to them governing an entire state. Which is hyperbolic sure, but I say this as someone who lived in Florida in the past for almost 10 years including in Kissimmee and Orlando where I’ve seen Disney’s power first hand. This is a beast desantis has no business poking. You cannot out authoritarian one of the most powerful corporations on planet earth that single handedly has your state by the balls. They can end his political career at any time if they wanted to with a snap of a finger. 
  Nevermind that their grip on Florida is so strong the entire state WILL die a spectacularly bloody death if they leave or have their status taken away. >
  
  Walt Disney conquered the world with three circles. I actually dare Desantis to wake them. >
  
  Let me guess, Ron realized that if they took away Disney’s special status, they would immediately lose state revenue, and now they have to pretend to do something in order to win. >
  
  I'm pretty sure he announced this as part of the plan when the initial legislation was voted on and passed. They're trying to prevent Orange County from having any say over the additional taxes that Disney would have to start paying, obviously because Orange County is more liberal than the rest of Florida. >
  
  Disney already pays the taxes, this has to do with control over autonomous land. Disney dose not specifically save taxable income because of this land, as they have to pay a premium for their own municipal services that exceed regular municipal services. The land is there specifically so the Disney as an entire resort community can operate more efficiently.
  Having this efficiency increases profit, which increases taxable income. Not having this land decreases profit, which decreases taxable income. >
  
  I'm typically quick to support democratically-elected governments in their efforts to rein in the overreaching ambitions of megacorporations.
  In this case, I'm totally on the side of the plucky company attempting to resist the dark designs of an autocratic politician who wants to punish others for thoughtcrimes. >
  
  FL gov: about 37 billion tax revenue 2022
  Disney: about 68 billion revenue
  Disney can hire more lawyers then Darthsantis; for once I agree, go Team Rodent >
  
  I’d it’s just the board the state doesn’t get the burden of payment.  They can control the purse strings for their own advantage.  Seems odd.  If Ronny wanted to be a Disney board member he should of just asked. >
  
  So a couple things…Disney operates their infrastructure at a loss because they can absorb that loss with their other revenue streams. The surrounding counties don’t have that luxury. So when the state absorbs that tax burden, the surrounding counties’ property owners will be royally forked by their new property tax bill. 
  Also, it’s important to remember something…Florida needs Disney a lot more than Disney needs Florida. This is seriously short-sighted >
  
  Is Florida becoming authoritarian state? Someone else just posted how DeSantis wants to put all his cronies on the board of a liberal college. >
  
  Becoming? 
  Desantis literally had armed police storm the home of a woman who was keeping track of Covid numbers in the state because he didn’t want anyone to know Florida had Covid. >
  
  Wait what? Republicans want to inject government control over a company? WHERE HAVE CONSERVATIVE VALUES GONE. >
  
  so much money to be made... >
  
  I was wondering why my right family was all of the sudden talking crap about Disney. I was confused because they’re another selfish, crazy wealthy corporation just like all the others. Now I know why. >
  
  God the Republicans accidentally nationalising Disney over culture war bullshit would be such a funny bit >
  
  Any fight against the mouse is a fight you already lost. Disney could rip World out of its foundation, dump tens to hundreds of millions into rebuilding it elsewhere and still not see a fraction of the revenue loss Florida will overall in losing one of the worlds biggest and most visited theme parks.
  The legacy Walt left behind is one of extreme litigation and one that can weather a storm far better than any hack politicians. This is an infant punching up at Mike Tyson. >
  
  Yeah like I don’t think DeSantis has read the fine print of that Disney Contract. Like bro that mouse has a smile but u mess with him fucking Goofy them come rolling out the back with Piglet and Poo. Daffy rubbing his hands like Birdman. Bro u better not touch the mouse house. >
  
  Aha, the old Communist ideology >
  
  So, this "conservative Republican" would like the government to take over and control a private entity.
  Ok. >
  
  TIL more about why DeSantis should never be POTUS - he is extremely vindictive. >
  
  Let's see how Disney uses it's money in 2024 >
  
  They'll still play all sides but bet heavily - heavily - against the right. >
  
  Or they'll keep donating to the right because they know Ronny D is out of office in a few years, Florida is going to stay red and the next GOP governor may decide to play friendlier with them for the right dollar amount. >
  
  Like I said... all sides. >
  
  But, given that FL is going to stay red, they're going to be heavily FOR the right.
  Duh. >
  
  Isn’t the government taking over private enterprise socialism? I wonder if this irony escapes them >
  
  Are they going to pay the outstanding tax bill as well?  Wannabe autocrat turns to communism for answers... Lol! >
  
  In theory he doesn't give a shit because the areas hurt worst are blue. >
  
  Let’s be clear. The areas hurt worst are always red, they just dont notice as much. >
  
  Isn't that sort of the literal use of Communism? >
  
  Ah, so excessive government regulation with government seizing control from a private entity. If only there were a word for that...... >
  
  Florida is trying to undo heir mistake last summer when they canceled Reedy Creek outright.  Come this summer, it's dead and gone and the Counties and state assume a giant stack of responsibilities for public services that Disney has been paying for on its own, considerably more than what the counties pay in taxes.
  This is like Brexit.  The Reedy Creek is ripped up and gone because the state never intended to honor the token renewal they added to make the law not blatantly unconstitutional. All the power is in Disney's hands.... the governor is trying to create a "special oversight" law to absorb all that mess it made.. there's not really a precedent for this type of law... that's what the special district law was for. >
  
  So wait, wait, let me get this straight. 
  A guy who claims that all sorts of things are "socialism" is asking for the government to take over the management of a private company's affairs. 
  And he's doing it because they're refusing to concede to his political mandates? 
  Interesting >
  
  So, republicans are the communists all along. >
  
  That is such an incredibly bias article and they still couldn’t cover how incredibly far reaching this is by DeSantis.
  If Disney ever just walked it would shutter Fla. >
  
  Nice government you have there.  It'd be a shame if we dusted off the profit from The Little Mermaid and made it ungovernable. >
  
  That mouse has some damn fine lawyers. Hope desantis gets to meet them all. >
  
  ... hmm. Anyone want to buy a DVC membership? I'm from Canada and i'm fairly confident I won't be back to Florida in this lifetime.
  Thanks ~~Obama~~ DeSantis & the Republican party for attempting to destroy everything under the sun. Go scream your he-haw into a public toilet. You'll be more productive and less destructive that way. >
  
  I hope Dems remind Cuban American voters of this proposed socialization in the next election. >
  
  Disney should stonewall under the appearance of thinking it over, then turn on their PR hose and label him as the Republican who believes in big government. >
  
  He’s not talking about taking over the company, just the district where WDW is located, where Disney has special powers to run things and pays for fire department and stuff like that.
  It's still a stupid idea, and the taxpayers really aren't going to want to foot the bill for the needs of the park. >
  
  while technically correct, the spirit in which Darthsantis is pulling this is absolutely a power struggle to him, he wants Disney to kowtow to his demands >
  
  I never said otherwise, just pointing out that people implying that the state wants to take over the company are missing what’s actually going on here. >
  
  aye, just wanted to highlight that this, I think it's important for folks to know the details and guys from out of state may not realize how important that district was or how much this is going to fuck over the locals. Nobody wants this but our gov doesn't listen unless u donate 50k+ to his campaign fund >
  
  Gotcha. I finally sold my house in Escambia county a year ago, so I’m pretty well acquainted with how shitty the state runs things. I’m sure people living in that district will blow their lids if Dicksantis succeeds, but then as I recall it’s a pretty blue district, so he won’t care. >
  
  
  it’s a pretty blue district, so he won’t care.
  
  bingo!
  peace, bro 
  /wavesfromPalmBeachCounty >
  
  Disney has 1st amendment protections. They are free to exercise that right. DeSantis disagrees with positions Disney has taken and is now trying to punish and silence them.
  DeSantis is attempting to commit a civil rights violation. >
  
  
  DeSantis is attempting to commit a civil rights violation.
  
  That's the platform he runs on. Also, has something to do with political contributions, or lack thereof... >
  
  GOP mad Disney throws bones to progressive causes. Hope Disney gives them another $2Bn bill so they shut up and go away >
  
  Political retribution used to not be so obvious. >
  
  What happened to ‘smaller government’? >
  
  That only refers to penis size. Duh. 😝 >
  
  I'm sure Floridians will be in an uproar over the state taking a private business and making it a state-run entity. >
  
  Great idea. Chase Disney out of Florida. See what happens. >
  
  Could Disney world be the 51 state? >
  
  They have the money to make that happen. They’re so unfathomably big as an organization and what they own. They could probably start their own fucking country. >
  
  Wait, he proposes a review of “ideology” taught in university, with faculty names and salaries, and now he’s proposing government oversight of private corporations? Isn’t this literally the beginning of fascism? >
  
  This looks to me like government retaliation.  And a complete first amendment violation.  How long does Disney wait to release the lawyers? >
  
  A government-run corporation? 
  LOL
  Up here in Canada, conservative voters like to rip the government-owned CBC broadcasting corporation, so this is funny for me. >
  
  I think what the Florida government wants to do is take over the land and not the company itself. I mean good luck to them. I’m sure Disney is already looking for an exit door and a more friendly state >
  
  DeSantis is a commie! >
  
  Oh, way to go idiot! Disney has been adding to the Florida state coffers since the early 70’s and have been paying for their own infrastructure! you have now transfered  for all of this cost onto the taxpayers! >
  
  One wonders what it would take for Disney say 'nah' and just start shutting down Disney World and moving it somewhere else. I can't honestly think of any other reason to visit Florida otherwise at least not as things are now. I have to imagine the loss of DW would be ... a pretty significant hit to the entirety of Florida. >
  
  Sigh...what a bunch of idiots.  They always whine about the government running things and how every aspect of society should be privatized. >
  
  DeScammis sure wants to drive Florida's biggest tax revenue out of the state dont they? >
  
  I wouldn’t have thought that DeSantis would have been a fan of nationalizing the assets of corporations, yet here we are >
  
  Could only imagine how dilapidated the magic Kingdom would become and how quick it would happen if it was government run >
  
  So it's basically "the government will take over control of everything, but Disney gets the debt associated with all the work they put into this stuff." I'm sure there will be lawsuits over Florida sticking Disney with the bill while grabbing the infrastructure for themselves - and ordering Disney on how they can and can't use the infrastructure that they built. >
  
  Fucking lol. Party of limited government my ass. Libertarians should be livid but I'm going to assume that they'll respond in their typical Westworld fashion.
  "Doesn't look like anything to me." >
  
  What happened to freedom to conduct business? These people are a joke >
  
  So now Republicans want big government to control comercial businesses, when and where they see fit. How Communist of them. >
  
  Wait. Weren’t republicans the champions of free enterprise. DeSantis is Stalin type crazy. >
  
  Sounds like its time for Disney to shut down the park and take all those jobs to a blue state. >
  
  Lover of autocracy hater of free market. On brand for GOP >
  
  We must fight socialism by absorbing industry into the state! >
  
  Wonder where we could look at in history to see examples of how this potentially plays out. >
  
  I bet nationalistic socialism has a happy outcome… /s >
  
  Go ahead and start packing it up Disney. Go find a less shithole state. >
  
  Small government conservatavism enters chat. >
  
  it's a fascist world, after all.... >
  
  Republicans couldn’t find any actual groomers there so they want to take over disney to install their own >
  
  Pretty sure the Mouse will win this fight. >
  
  The party of small government, back at it again >
  
  Can someone go put this in r/conservatives?  I’d like to hear their reaction but I’m banned because of free speech. >
  
  Wait, isn’t government overreach what DeSantis and his constituents abhor? >
  
  Wouldn't this mean having to pay the Disney Corporation a lot of money for their contract? >
  
  more concerning for the locals is that all the infrastructure (police/fire/roadwork, etc.) was all paid by Disney, if they don't have the special tax district anymore the general public living in the area have to pick up that tab which I heard is around ~~800 million per year~~ 1 Billion
  e: looked it up and it was more than I heard >
  
  I think that’s what he is trying to get around.  Voters don’t want to/can’t foot the bill so he wants to control the Revenue and expenses of the public works. >
  
  So he wants to seize the means of production? I just want to be clear on what the state of Florida wants. It sounds like they want all the revenue with none of the investment. Disney should absolutely be broken up for antitrust reasons, this isn’t it. >
  
  Bingo. >
  
  Half of Hollywood and Netflix is already in Georgia anyways, Come on up here Disney! >
  
  Can’t tell if sarcasm or not. But ya know…they can’t physically move the parks right? And Disney is already incorporated in Delaware. >
  
  Well, the Republican government is threatening to seize the parks. Logically they'd build new ones, luckily they also have infinite money. >
  
  I for one can't wait to see the safety record of Desantisland. >
  
  And Disney can sit back and tell DeSantis to fuck off >
  
  Desantis needs a fastpass to the sewer where he belongs. >
  
  Gonna regret this decision and blame it on the democrats.  I feel bad for the people in that area that are going to have to pay more taxes to handle the shit that Disney was already managing. >
  
  Looks like desantis is taking queues from the CCP >
  
  Disney should leave Florida, burn the parks down as they go. >
  
  I'm sure all of the "Small Government" people will be in here shortly to condemn desantis. >
  
  Small government republicans right here folks. >
  
  Sounds like Red China to me. >
  
  Stunt politics and political theater 🙄 The mouth-breathers will hoot and holler over their “tough guy” governor >
  
  Small government republicans sure do love this guy. He's intending to seize control of a private business. >
  
  Desantis screwed up and taxpayers are picking up the huge tab. >
  
  Oh boy, politicians vs the corporate overlords that control them. Let's see who wins this one... >
  
  Smol guvermint >
  
  If corporations are people then any law to that effect Is a bill of attainder and unconstitutional on its face. >
  
  This week in This Week In Fascism, ..... >
  
  "It's not fascism when WE do it!"
  —Wrong DeSantis and his fellow Floriduh Republicans >
  
  I just love Republicans who want government off the backs of private companies, unless they don't like those companies. >
  
  Ah, yes. The party of government so small that it tries to forcibly take assets from a privately-owned corporation purely due to political opposition. >
  
  The “but thats socialism” sure does like to do socialism >
  
  If I was Disney I would announce the closure of Disney World. The state would fall all over itself to keep them in place. >
  
  So like a communist country >
  
  Sounds very “small government” doesn’t it? Very anti-communist a government body telling a private company what to do. >
  
  The residence of the area's taxes will go up if the state/government takes over. Inverting the core GOP principle - b/c Disney thinks gay people are real. >
  
  The government just taking over businesses.   I thought that was Communism ? >
  
  Lol good luck trying to go to war with Disney. >
  
  That's called "Communism" >
  
  Don't fuck with the Mouse... It's not going to end well. >
  
  Sounds like a job for Small government >
  
  Wait, what? Is that….COMMUNISM????????!
  Tsk, tsk, DeSatan. 
  /s
  Edit to correct my mental blip. :-) >
  
  Communism, cool. >
  
  Wait ??? Are they going to steal Disney world? >
  
  How is govt admin of private business a conservative ideal? >
  
  Maybe Disney should call his bluff and leave the state. >
  
  Wait. Communism?!
  Also might not be smart to go to war with a company that has enough lawyer and capital to drag this on until Florida is underwater >
  
  I hope Disney lawyer’s chew this fucking clown up like gator food and shit him out. And the whole legislature. >
  
  Someone is about to find out what entitles actually run this country. >
  
  Republicans already know big business is in control. Desantis is trying to force a quid pro quo instead of just bending over and taking it. He's gonna get the no Vaseline treatment and the people of Florida will end up suffering for it. >
  
  Sounds like commie shit to me, there goes his job /s >
  
  “We!rE tHe PArtY of sMalL GuB’MINT!” >
  
  Disney owns Star Wars, an entire universe predicated on the heroes fighting against a fascist Empire. Would be a shame if they had to use that to show young kids the danger of authoritarians. >
  
  No way in hell I’d be picking a fight with Disney lol. They will end him. >
  
  hes making a very powerful enemy.  this should be fun >
  
  You mess with the mouse, you get the horns. >
  
  So first we’re using governmental powers to regulate free speech and now we’re nationalizing private businesses? I guess the GOP is no longer the party of small government. Somebody tell the Cubans. >
  
  Party of limited government and free enterprise at work! >
  
  Fucking Nazi >
  
  Communism baby! >
  
  From privatization to municipalization. Next up nationalization. >
  
  Hands off Mickey, DeSantis. >
  
  Then the state can pay for it, asshole. >
  
  This and now Maga approved run colleges in fl.... 
  Jesus >
  
  Of all the f-ing industries to nationalize… >
  
  This is how people who push corporations too far get disappeared. >
  
  Didn’t he try this crap before? Disney will destroy him >
  
  Maybe be a simplistic approach, but doesn't Disney just back friendly primary challengers against those in support of these bills?  These politicians have nothing to gain by supporting the bill and everything - a job and influence - to lose maybe. 
  Disney has a lot of money to throw at this problem. Do they throw it in court or in the political realm?