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Anonymous wrote:Shapiro is such a goddamn weirdo.

I'm into weird.

I’m into bright and Shapiro is smart as a whip. No wonder the rubes find intelligence to be “weird”.

The only rubes are the ones worshipping Shapiro's supposed intellect. Meanwhile, the rest of us with more than two brain cells to rub together do not find ourselves slack-jawed in sheer awe of his junior high debate team rhetoric and can quite easily spot all the flaws in his "logic."

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Anonymous wrote:Shapiro is such a goddamn weirdo.

I'm into weird.

I’m into bright and Shapiro is smart as a whip. No wonder the rubes find intelligence to be “weird”.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Shapiro is such a goddamn weirdo.

I'm into weird.

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Aw, someone has their feelings hurt. This send the message that a big corporation cannot tell the state what to do and think. It’s one thing for Disney to disagree with the Parental Bill but to actively try and get the law dismissed is a whole another level. It’s Disney who doubled down and decided to start this culture war.


Going in circles again, I see. Opposing the law is not a "whole another level." It's free speech. Corporations are people, my friend!

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Anonymous wrote:Shapiro is such a goddamn weirdo.

I'm into weird.

Anonymous wrote:A Florida atheist group has petitioned school districts to ban the Bible from classrooms due to its “age-inappropriate” depictions of bestiality and rape — and the “woke behavior” of Jesus.

Anonymous wrote:Disney should
1) Try to get a new a CEO who can smooth things over with the State government
2) If that doesnt work they should pay off their autonomous zone's debts to the bond holders (otherwise I suspect bond holders will be left holding the bag).
3) Petition to be entirely in one county. Kind of crazy for them to have deal with emergency services of 2 counties.

Anonymous wrote:Shapiro is such a goddamn weirdo.

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Anonymous wrote:DeSantis looking to get rid of Disney's special tax district privileges in response to Disney for being 'woke'. The measure only has to pass the house, which is Republican, so it looks like there is a very high probability of passing.


https://www.wsj.com/articles/florida-senate-passes-bill-to-eliminate-disneys-special-tax-district-11650473902

Go woke and go broke is going to be DeSantis' presidential rallying cry.

Just look at the spiraling stock at Disney and Netflix.

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Anonymous wrote:I like to imagine how much $ corporations have given to Charlie Crist and Nikki Fried over the last few days. And what this absurd stunt means for DeSantis's presidential fundraising efforts.

I hope this sinks him. He is such a whiny, tiny, turd. What a stupid fight to pick. He's so little and mean that he's abusing the legislative process to punish the state's largest employer and largest tourism draw.

What message do you think this sends to other employers who might have been considering moving here? What do you think this says to the business community about what life would be like if - gd forbid - DeSantis were to become president? Chaos, recklessness, a total disregard for taxpayers or employers.

Aw, someone has their feelings hurt. This send the message that a big corporation cannot tell the state what to do and think. It’s one thing for Disney to disagree with the Parental Bill but to actively try and get the law dismissed is a whole another level. It’s Disney who doubled down and decided to start this culture war.

A massive number of employers are moving to Florida particularly out of finance in NYC. I'm a Floridian and I think it is much better for taxpayers for Disney not to have this Reedy Creek entity. At present Disney does not have to work with the Florida Water Management districts.