News Paradise Pier Becoming Pixar Pier

Rich T

Rich T

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Hatbox Ghostbuster said:
IMO, I think we need to be careful to draw a clear line between actual, harmful bullying and simply being a harsh critic.
Frankly, I think we've somehow convinced ourselves as a society that nowadays, criticism in ANY form is to be viewed as a bad thing. Most artists and creatives are encouraged to simply, "ignore the haters" point blank, even if that "hater" might have a valid critique to offer. "They don't like or agree with what you're doing/saying? Just ignore them! Clearly they're just mean, stupid bullies!" Furthermore, I also think society today has bred egos that are a bit too fragile, especially among the lesser "celebrities".

By contrast, taking from a discussion on the SWL thread, the actress who played Rose was getting bullied to the point where threats were being made to her person. THAT is disgusting and egregious and totally unnecessary. I don't think any of that was going on here, or ever has to me recollection.
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There are certainly a lot of gray areas. When SNL does an extremely cruel skit about a celebrity, is that bullying? How about when Family Guy makes a blatantly false statement about a famous person in the name of humor? I do think we, as a society, need to reign it in a bit, I think overly sensitive people need to toughen up a bit, and I think Disney vlogging has gotten over-saturated to a silly extreme. If someone really wants to keep vlogging about Disney, I hope to see them go for quality over quantity. Don't give up, vloggers, just keep improving.
 
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Rich T

Rich T

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Next Disney will buy up Kellogg's cereal, the whole Pier will be rethemed again, and the coaster will launch with "Snap.... Crackle... POP!"
 
Curious Constance

Curious Constance

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Disney Irish Bruh said:
Well it does go with the theme, Dash is the first part of the ride.

I know I know, kids should not be heard or seen unless you come from Constance's genes.... ;):p:cool:
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Good job, that's exactly right.

And, I went to watch my son's presentation on Steve Jobs today in a class of screaming 10 year olds, and this statement couldn't have been more reinforced or proven correct. Kids are AWFUL!
 

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