It was called a bugs life

[JoeCamel]

Wouldn’t be surprised if the people in target were some of his followers for all we know. I can imagine not all of them would get in because of the reservation system to DHS

Could be, that Target was not far from the swamp we call Polk County

 

[Heppenheimer]

They should have called in the stormtroopers rather than security.

He would still be there hollering if that was Disney's security system.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Can I request that this and future threads on this subject be closed. By drawing attention to it, we are satisfying exactly what this guy wants.

 

[InnKpr]

This is just a theory, and not based on any fact... but what if this guy is the same person who does the skywriting above the theme parks with an aircraft?

Hmm....

 

[JoeCamel]

This is just a theory, and not based on any fact... but what if this guy is the same person who does the skywriting above the theme parks with an aircraft?

Hmm....
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Pretty sure he is flying in his mind and not the air above the parks. Different guy

 

[Giss Neric]

The fact that he has somewhat of a huge following who are on the same mindset as he is, makes me wonder if what happened to Jonestown and what Jim Jones did could happen in this day. So many brainwashed fools.

 

[ImperfectPixie]

The fact that he has somewhat of a huge following who are on the same mindset as he is, makes me wonder if what happened to Jonestown and what Jim Jones did could happen in this day. So many brainwashed fools.

I think it absolutely could. Look how many flat-earthers there are.

 

[matt9112]

oh and yeah I did look it up... nobody owns more than 8% of Disney.....

Google Search

www.google.com

Out of curiosity does that include collectives? Dont funds sometines own big chunks of companies? I just find it odd that a company that lacks a majority share holder is so...."its a buisness "

 

[JoeCamel]

Out of curiosity does that include collectives? Dont funds sometines own big chunks of companies? I just find it odd that a company that lacks a majority share holder is so...."its a buisness "

Collectives? You mean mutual funds? Vanguard funds owns 7 3/4% of DIS company and is the largest shareholder. That is a bunch of money lent to TWDC

Compare that to the top individual who holds 0.06% of the company. I'll let you guess who that is.

 

[marni1971]

Mask avoidance with a healthy side of kra-kra

Wait til we find out he was using the miracle cure being peddled by the other church and overdosed on industrial bleach

That would be natural selection.

 

[Lilofan]

Collectives? You mean mutual funds? Vanguard funds owns 7 3/4% of DIS company and is the largest shareholder. That is a bunch of money lent to TWDC

Compare that to the top individual who holds 0.06% of the company. I'll let you guess who that is.

Isn't the top shareholder of Disney that billionaire Saudi Arabia Prince Alaweed ? I think he also invested several hundred million dollars to DLP.

 

[JoeCamel]

Isn't the top shareholder of Disney that billionaire Saudi Arabia Prince Alaweed ? I think he also invested several hundred million dollars to DLP.

Not of the $DIS stock.

 

[Lilofan]

Collectives? You mean mutual funds? Vanguard funds owns 7 3/4% of DIS company and is the largest shareholder. That is a bunch of money lent to TWDC

Compare that to the top individual who holds 0.06% of the company. I'll let you guess who that is.

It's the famous one in charge, Bob Iger. As of 2019, his net worth was $690M. With the gains in the stock markets in the last 1 1/2 years, he is approaching near billionaire status.

 

[DisneyCane]

Why are we giving this guy publicity? He is the definition of lunatic fringe that I don't want to be associated with.

I don't like wearing a mask and believe they are mostly useless (not looking to debate in this thread, just setting up my point), however I believe that any private business can make any rule or policy that they want (as long as it isn't discriminatory). It does not impinge on my freedom if I am required to wear a mask to enter a park or resort at WDW. I am free to not go to WDW if I don't want to wear one.

If Disney wanted to implement a dress code that everybody must wear a Mickey Mouse T-shirt to enter a park, they have every right to enforce it and people would have every right not to enter if they don't want to purchase a Mickey Mouse T-shirt.

 

[ImperfectPixie]

Why are we giving this guy publicity? He is the definition of lunatic fringe that I don't want to be associated with.

I don't like wearing a mask and believe they are mostly useless (not looking to debate in this thread, just setting up my point), however I believe that any private business can make any rule or policy that they want (as long as it isn't discriminatory). It does not impinge on my freedom if I am required to wear a mask to enter a park or resort at WDW. I am free to not go to WDW if I don't want to wear one.

If Disney wanted to implement a dress code that everybody must wear a Mickey Mouse T-shirt to enter a park, they have every right to enforce it and people would have every right not to enter if they don't want to purchase a Mickey Mouse T-shirt.

SO MANY people just don't understand that businesses are free to institute almost any rules they want, and that you must follow them or risk being asked to leave/refused service.

 

[larryz]

Funny, intellect like his works for a lot of people when its ported into other "conspiracies". I'll say no more.

 

[Parker in NYC]

 

[Minthorne]

I think it absolutely could. Look how many flat-earthers there are.

The earth is not flat. Anyone who has experienced Soarin’ 2.0 from a side seat clearly can see it is bent.

 

[Cesar R M]

the guy is a complete mental case:

video is gone?

 

[marni1971]

video is gone?

Good.