News Reedy Creek Improvement District and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District

lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

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Spokker said:
States provide and remove privileges, benefits and incentives from companies because they agree/disagree with them all the time. Government, after all, picks winners and losers, and Disney receiving a benefit is a de facto punishment against its competitors. This benefit/privilege may have been wise when the land was undeveloped, but today it's a lot harder to justify.

I previously tried to provide some examples of CA removing benefits and privileges from companies/people they disagree with, but I seemed to have run into a word filter and the post was filtered.

Regardless, Florida is perfectly within its right to elect representatives and leaders that will remove privileges from companies when the voters don't like what they are doing. It's no different from government creating a benefit for solar panel makers or punishing an oil company. They did not try to place Disney below any other company, only remove some privileges they no longer want to offer a company that goes against the values of their voters.
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What privileges were removed that goes against the values of the voters? Why were these privileges not taken from others?
 
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GimpYancIent

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lazyboy97o said:
That is not what happened.
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Something fell into the fire and now there is a nasty flare up. A lot of legal smoke right now. As usual the legal resolution will not resemble any of the hoped for results expressed in this thread. I am curious to see how long this takes to resolve and what that resolution will look like. The attorneys are in no rush.
 
Dranth

Dranth

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Spokker said:
The guy who decided to fight with Disney was re-elected in a landslide. He has a voter mandate to enact his agenda, including fighting with Disney.
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Only within the rules set forth by law and the state/federal constitution. There is no special provision that allows you to just ignore existing law if you won by a certain amount of votes.

From what we know so far, it looks like what Disney did was entirely legal. That seems to narrow the state’s current options to either try and change the laws again to work around what Disney did or go to court and try and prove what Disney did is either illegal or somehow damaging in a way the state has to break a legally binding contract.
 
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Lilofan

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bpiper said:
That is an average....

What about the hordes of Disney lawyers in the cube farm making $85K /year working on lawsuits on slip and falls generated by the slippery floors in Cosmic Ray's... With Morgan & Morgan their opposition.

They balance out the $500K lawyers working on iron clad contracts with talent that Disney is hiring for their shows and movies.
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$85K for a lawyer ? You can be an attractions mechanic fixing the broken Tower of Terror , Coaster and with OT earn $75-80K per year, high school diploma , and get accepted to WDW Engineering trade program for several years before earning the bigger paycheck.
 
V.i.n.c.e.n.t.

V.i.n.c.e.n.t.

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I just wanted to take a moment to share my thoughts on the recent legal move that Disney made against DeSantis. It's the football equivalent of intercepting a pass thrown by DeSantis, running 80 yards to score a touchdown, and then performing a 30-second full team dance in the end zone, followed by making out with DeSantis' wife on the jumbotron.

First off, I have to say that I'm truly impressed by Disney's legal team. They've managed to find a way to take DeSantis down a notch and come out on top. It's not every day that you see a company play such a strategic game and dominate the field like this.

The interception represents Disney's ability to take advantage of DeSantis' weak defense. It's a bold move that showcases their determination to fight back against any obstacles that are thrown their way.

Running 80 yards for a touchdown signifies Disney's commitment to their cause and their relentless pursuit of victory. It's not an easy feat, but they've proven that they have the skill and stamina to go the distance.

The 30-second full team dance in the end zone is a celebration of Disney's triumph. It's a moment of camaraderie and unity among the players, who are all in it together. This victory dance is a way for the team to revel in their success and make a statement that they're not to be underestimated.

Finally, making out with DeSantis' wife on the jumbotron is the ultimate show of dominance. It's a metaphorical way of saying that not only has Disney won this round, but they've also taken everything from their opponent, leaving them with nothing.

I know this analogy might be a bit over the top, but I couldn't help but draw parallels between the legal maneuvering and the excitement of a football game. I
 
bpiper

bpiper

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EPCOT-O.G. said:
Time stamps show not posted until March 6. View attachment 707489
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Hmmm.

So the important ones were posted well after the meetings. Doesn't let the sunshine shine into those documents too well.

Held back deliberately? or RCID signed first and then Disney had too.

Interesting that it was just the agenda's, which usually don't say much until the 1-25 meeting, then its called a "Package". Did you download and look at what the package included?
 
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GimpYancIent

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V.i.n.c.e.n.t. said:
I just wanted to take a moment to share my thoughts on the recent legal move that Disney made against DeSantis. It's the football equivalent of intercepting a pass thrown by DeSantis, running 80 yards to score a touchdown, and then performing a 30-second full team dance in the end zone, followed by making out with DeSantis' wife on the jumbotron.

First off, I have to say that I'm truly impressed by Disney's legal team. They've managed to find a way to take DeSantis down a notch and come out on top. It's not every day that you see a company play such a strategic game and dominate the field like this.

The interception represents Disney's ability to take advantage of DeSantis' weak defense. It's a bold move that showcases their determination to fight back against any obstacles that are thrown their way.

Running 80 yards for a touchdown signifies Disney's commitment to their cause and their relentless pursuit of victory. It's not an easy feat, but they've proven that they have the skill and stamina to go the distance.

The 30-second full team dance in the end zone is a celebration of Disney's triumph. It's a moment of camaraderie and unity among the players, who are all in it together. This victory dance is a way for the team to revel in their success and make a statement that they're not to be underestimated.

Finally, making out with DeSantis' wife on the jumbotron is the ultimate show of dominance. It's a metaphorical way of saying that not only has Disney won this round, but they've also taken everything from their opponent, leaving them with nothing.

I know this analogy might be a bit over the top, but I couldn't help but draw parallels between the legal maneuvering and the excitement of a football game. I
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Nah. Football no. Old school soap opera yeah. Stand by for the next episode as the now brilliant move unravels and plot twist. It is entertaining.
 
kong1802

kong1802

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V.i.n.c.e.n.t. said:
I just wanted to take a moment to share my thoughts on the recent legal move that Disney made against DeSantis. It's the football equivalent of intercepting a pass thrown by DeSantis, running 80 yards to score a touchdown, and then performing a 30-second full team dance in the end zone, followed by making out with DeSantis' wife on the jumbotron.

First off, I have to say that I'm truly impressed by Disney's legal team. They've managed to find a way to take DeSantis down a notch and come out on top. It's not every day that you see a company play such a strategic game and dominate the field like this.

The interception represents Disney's ability to take advantage of DeSantis' weak defense. It's a bold move that showcases their determination to fight back against any obstacles that are thrown their way.

Running 80 yards for a touchdown signifies Disney's commitment to their cause and their relentless pursuit of victory. It's not an easy feat, but they've proven that they have the skill and stamina to go the distance.

The 30-second full team dance in the end zone is a celebration of Disney's triumph. It's a moment of camaraderie and unity among the players, who are all in it together. This victory dance is a way for the team to revel in their success and make a statement that they're not to be underestimated.

Finally, making out with DeSantis' wife on the jumbotron is the ultimate show of dominance. It's a metaphorical way of saying that not only has Disney won this round, but they've also taken everything from their opponent, leaving them with nothing.

I know this analogy might be a bit over the top, but I couldn't help but draw parallels between the legal maneuvering and the excitement of a football game. I
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To me, it’s more like this:

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