And yet... just because people didn't turn out in droves doesn't mean Disneyland isn't an important piece of SoCal economy (Anaheim especially). All your "point" boils down to, is your opinion. Facts don't care about your feelings.
and yet his point still stands: people that don't think Disney is important to SoCal are simply ignorant.
Except when we're talking about about public sentiment it does matter, especially when you're talking about a public policy.
And that might very well be. But since when has that stopped the public from having an opinion on anything.
"Facts don't care about your feelings" Is this guy Ben Shapiro?
Actually, it doesn't stand, many people may not have even heard there was going to be a rally at all, how can they turn up at an event they know nothing about?
There is fault in your thinking, but that's OK.
Yep. Because that's how life works.
Eeeee.. does he kowtow to the union bosses or hold his ground?
He did mention the difference between smaller and larger parks right before this though, I wonder if he's going to issue small park guidelines before the larger parks.
Very possible, but it is a step in the right direction.
As I said in the other thread, it is also quite possible that it will go the other direction because the larger parks are more capable of social distancing. This is honestly a toss up here.
Apparently, the union bosses (no surprise there), the second they sent him a letter saying Disneyland should be able to reopen, he announces theme park guidelines coming tomorrow.
It really depends which way it goes. Of course, as I mentioned before, it also depends what way this lawsuit goes:
Actually the more I think about it, this way would make more sense, yet to the general population, I think it makes more sense to open smaller parks.
