I would think falsifying an inspection report for something pertaining to public safety and mass transit would but illegal.
Falsification is not required. But there you go calling people liars again.
They don’t need to falsify anything to shut down the monorail for 8 hours on Christmas Day for an “routine inspection”
I doubt state inspectors would be working on Christmas day.
It was more conjecture than anything. Okay, let’s not say Christmas Day, they could do the same on December 23rd. Or the day before Thanksgiving, or any day that they feel like. If you don’t think the governor who is already weaponizing the government against Disney won’t do the same in regards to Monorail inspections, you’re naive.
That is ridiculous and you know it.
You need to stop making these ridiculous statements and treat the governor like a liar. Just because he had a whole speech at Walt Disney World about this doesn’t mean it’s what he intends to do, because he is a liar and doesn’t mean it or anything else he has said or published.
What's ridiculous? That the same hostile governor of Florida is using is governmental powers to punish a company, wouldn't use those same governmental powers (via this new legislation) to "punish" Disney by shutting down the Monorail for extended periods of time?
So you are suggesting we are going to have the monorail shut down once a week for 8 hour inspections ?
They're already shut down at least once a week, sometimes more, for weather or mechanical issues. They deploy buses to the affected routes and all is well in the world.
Well as ridiculous as that sounds, I wouldn't put anything past this governor.
I don't know if I'd say they shut down "once a week" and even if that was true, it's not for extended periods of time.
This is exactly why nobody believes when you say you think retaliating against speech is wrong. You’re making excuses and rationalizing it, trying to water it down and turn it into a Gotcha when you know full and well that it’s all part of the same pattern of behavior.
Well that is exactly what happened with the appointment of the board of supervisors (particularly with Bridget Ziegler). Why would this be any different?
Yeah, but he didn’t do anything like give a speech at Walt Disney World saying he was going to do more things and listed the monorail as an example. Right?
Perhaps it's improved since I left Disney. At the time when I was still working there (a few years ago now), there were shutdowns fairly regularly.
No, I'm saying that there is a very simple solution to the antics of this governor, at least as it pertains to monorails. That's it.
That’s for the executive branch to decide.
