StaceyH_SD
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Last I checked Florida hadn’t seceded from the US yet.
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News DeSantis moves to bring state safety oversight of the Walt Disney World Monorail including suspending the service for inspections
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MagicHappens1971
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A federal judge can strike down the laws Florida passed that enacted any of this.
It's in the Federal court in Northern District of Florida.You mean the Supreme Court? Good luck with that.
Sorry, whatever your name is
And even if it gets appealed all the way to SCOTUS, it won't matter. SCOTUS justices aren't politicians: they're bound by law and the constitution. And as has been clearly explained to you: US Constitution > State Law.
Strike down the law. Literally, that's it.
You can mention a philosophy without being for it. Keeping your eyes and mind closed to the reality of the way things are is foolish.
Figgy1
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We've been politely asked to keep politics out of this
MagicHappens1971
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"California ignored federal immigration, marijuana, gun control and gay marriage laws and by doing so, the country followed them and now the fed’s have fallen into line with California’s ideals. Florida is using the same playbook and it will end the same. California is no longer the engine of change…Florida is. Hey, most of the Californians are here anyway."
You were talking about the country. It's all here in your post.
While the FL legislature has been gerrymandered and has a Republican supermajority, the state is not the most Republican state.
But I digress, as this is not a political thread.
Figgy1
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We've been politely asked to discuss only the merits of the case and what affect the outcomes may have on Disney on several occasions.
Patcheslee
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Speaking from production experience with process documentation that is to be brought up every cycle because the process varies: people don't always open it until there's an inspection. And them come to find out their training was lacking.
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Smiley/OCD
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You mean like those in depth inspections of the PIU pedestrian bridge that collapsed or maybe the inspections of the Surfside condo? Yeah, I feel a LOT safer now…
Yeah, suggest you read up on what led to the problems with the 737 Max. Starting with when Boeing purchased McDonnell-Douglas.
I did a business study on them. The TSA inspections were contracted out to Boeing. It’s actually quite the study on corporate governance
lazyboy97o
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TSA?
FAA.
My aeronautical engineer dad was a senior project engineer at M-D for 30 of his 40 years in the business. I'm quite familiar with Boeing and how the merger affect the resulting company.
I find it fascinating to be honest. From the band aide solution of adjusting the engines to the lack of training of pilots to save costs.. to the malfunction that happened in flight but was averted by a standby pilot only to take the same damn plane and fly it right away.. this time crashing.
Fascinating yet scary.
Unfortunately, when Boeing merged with M-D, the corporate philosophy of M-D that drove my dad insane infected Boeing. He complained frequently that the "bean counters" taking over decision making in the industry as a whole would not be good. He'd seen it happen at a major carrier he was an executive at.