News Reedy Creek Improvement District and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District

So half us here KNEW this day would come and we KNEW it would end like this. The other half swore up and down that Disney had the legal and MORAL high ground and that their spectacularly powerful legal army would crush the State of Florida and make it regret the day it ever challenged Disney and it's RCID government.

RCID,...and the "self-dealing" way it was originally crafted, was a bad idea from day one and Florida rightfully changed it to a better and more "normal" special taxing district configuration.

I'm guessing the Disney and RCID financial investigations by the State Investigator General will also stop now? Or, will that part continue??

Yeah,...this ending is a ZERO surprise to half of us here.
Well done. Great comment.
 

tissandtully

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Yep. I take it as a bit of a swipe. A lot of the basis for the State's action was speculated/discussed to be because of the fact Disney entered into the political realm and had no business in telling the State what it should or should not do by way of governing. I'm not making a case either for or against. Simply stating the rationale and prevailing thought.

Now DeSantis wants to express his thoughts by entering the Theme Park realm and giving Disney pointers on how to combat Uni's expansion.
I've seen some bad takes and this is one of them.
 

Willmark

Well-Known Member
Disney isn't going to pay someone because they didn't renew a contract and declined to put her in a TV series.
I don’t think this is the only issue here thought. Sure at the surface levels that’s the reason but there is much more to it than simply that.
That would set a ludicrous precedent.

Of course, the same concern happened with Reedy Creek so never say never I guess.
Agreed, lawsuits can be anything.
 

Cliff

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It's my hope that Florida's Investigator General continues diving deeper into RCID's and Disney's financials, email databases, tax records, and issued bond dealings.

It's time that the state get to the bottom of everything under the "sunshine" law and FINALLY prove that Disney never did anything wrong over this last decade.

If the state ends this investigation and turns it back on it, then they will deny Disney that beautiful confirmation.

Keep digging Florida! Do it for Disney's best interest! ;-)
 

UNCgolf

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Shareholders care about revenue, not the Constitution. So even if Disney was on the right side of the issue and the law, a large-enough government can delay longer than management can stay elected.

I'm well aware, but it's just another example of how shortsighted most companies (i.e. management) are. They often make decisions that could torpedo revenue/value down the line solely to pump it up in the short term, because that's what the major shareholders are after.
 

"El Gran Magnifico"

Bring Me A Shrubbery
Premium Member
Remind me again what the First Amendment says?

Try keeping things in context please. Certain people have a habit of taking a snippet of something and twisting it to fit an agenda. Looks like you're one of those people. I do hope you don't make managerial decisions in the same way.

So why don't we try this exercise together and include what you so conveniently excluded.

A lot of the basis for the State's action was speculated/discussed to be because of the fact Disney entered into the political realm and had no business in telling the State what it should or should not do by way of governing.

In case it doesn't pop out to you "was speculated, was discussed" does in no way convey a personal opinion. It's stating a fact. That people interpreted the State's action due to Disney's activism against a position the State held.

But you go ahead and continue showing where reading comprehension is not necessarily a strong point for you.
 
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Willmark

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Where everyone is a victim of cancel culture, but also where you don't own your job and employers can fire you at-will and according to your contract, the hypocrite bubble. "It's not bad until it happens to me."
That’s a bubble that “who” is in through?

You were specific in that it’s “their Super Bowl.”

Who is they?
 

tissandtully

Well-Known Member
It's my hope that Florida's Investigator General continues diving deeper into RCID's and Disney's financials, email databases, tax records, and issued bond dealings.

It's time that the state get to the bottom of everything under the "sunshine" law and FINALLY prove that Disney never did anything wrong over this last decade.

If the state ends this investigation and turns it back on it, then they will deny Disney that beautiful confirmation.

Keep digging Florida! Do it for Disney's best interest! ;-)
still waiting on those public records from the state as requested ya know by the public
 

tissandtully

Well-Known Member
Try keeping things in context please. Certain people have a habit of taking a snippet of something and twisting it to fit an agenda. Looks like you're one of those people. I do hope you don't make managerial decisions in the same way.

So why don't we try this exercise together and include what you so conveniently excluded.



In case it doesn't pop out to you "was speculated, was discussed" does in no way convey an opinion. It's stating a fact. That people interpreted the State's action due to Disney's activism against a position the State held.

But you go ahead and continue showing where reading comprehension is not necessarily a strong point for you.
Discussed/speculated as in the governor wrote a whole book about why he did it, then yes.
 

tissandtully

Well-Known Member
That’s a bubble that “who” is in through?

You were specific in that it’s “their Super Bowl.”

Who is they?
Scared Larry David GIF by FTX_Official
 

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
He's lame duck gov, he'll be lucky if he gets to open up a Buc-ee's
He is not alone. A boost in the primary would have been icing on the cake but it was not the underlying motivation, especially for all of the others involved. It’s about being able to unilaterally exert state control as desired in line with a radically expanded view of state and executive power. Listen to what others are saying and look at how it aligns.
 

tissandtully

Well-Known Member
He is not alone. A boost in the primary would have been icing on the cake but it was not the underlying motivation, especially for all of the others involved. It’s about being able to unilaterally exert state control as desired in line with a radically expanded view of state and executive power. Listen to what others are saying and look at how it aligns.
Don't disagree there. They will keep trying.
 

lentesta

Premium Member
Try keeping things in context please. Certain people have a habit of taking a snippet of something and twisting it to fit an agenda. Looks like you're one of those people. I do hope you don't make managerial decisions in the same way.

So why don't we try this exercise together and include what you so conveniently excluded.



In case it doesn't pop out to you "was speculated, was discussed" does in no way convey a personal opinion. It's stating a fact. That people interpreted the State's action due to Disney's activism against a position the State held.

But you go ahead and continue showing where reading comprehension is not necessarily a strong point for you.

Humor me here. Are you saying that when you wrote "because of the fact", that the words you wrote immediately after that are not facts but opinion?
 

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