tissandtully
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Seems like now would be a good time for Disney to issue a response?
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Virtual Toad
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If you've been paying attention you would know that the FL legislature is working on draconian steps to severely curtail the free speech of our state's university professors. The chilling effects here are thorough and widespread by design-- from the same playbook-- and go much farther than the current battle with Disney.
Surferboy567
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They frankly should of said something at the beginning.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
I'm aware, and those restrictions would be unconstitutional and wouldn't stand. It's still disturbing that they're trying, but it won't hold up. SCOTUS will strike that down (if it goes that far, which it won't) 9-0.
Mr. Stay Puft
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University professors won't either, with what DeSantis plans to do with higher education.
Mr. Stay Puft
Well-Known Member
We hope.
tissandtully
Well-Known Member
I think the scary part is that they are trying to do these things. The law figuring out what's right isn't always inevitable. You can see why people are worried, right?
Surferboy567
Well-Known Member
How long until Disney makes a statement or takes action?
It seems to me the state has put them in the position they must sue first.
It seems to me the state has put them in the position they must sue first.
Yes the next course of action from Disney will be interesting to see. Seems like we won't have long to wait, one way or the other.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
No. The rule of law is robust. Our former president attempted a coup to steal the 2020 election. He filed over 50 lawsuits attempting to overturn legitimate election results and he lost every single one of those cases, many of which were decided by judges and justices that he had appointed.
I see why people don't like these things, and there are many of them that I don't like either. But I don't think "worry" is justified.
Brian
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Boom! Take that DeSantis!
Disney Punches Back At Ron DeSantis By Changing Height Requirements For All Rides To 6 Feet
ORLANDO, FL — Amid an escalating feud with Ron DeSantis, Disney dealt a devastating blow to the Governor by changing the requirements on all their attractions so that only people over 6 feet tall may enter.
babylonbee.com
*(This is from a satire site, and posted before. It just never gets old).
Tha Realest
Well-Known Member
A quick PDF upload to DisneyConnect.com showing the notices they and their subsidiaries were mailed should suffice. Why the silence?
GimpYancIent
Well-Known Member
The attorneys are loving all of this back and forth. The visitors, tourists, travelers, guests and even casual passersby don't give a damn about this soap opera / reality show, their interests are in enjoying the parks and entertainment / food. Talk about the monetary costs of visiting WDW and you will then have the majorities attention.
tissandtully
Well-Known Member
Not really what I was talking about but OK. Definitely a different discussion for not in this thread.
Surferboy567
Well-Known Member
I’m not talking about that, I am talking about Disney’s likely suit against this board for numerous reasons listed in this thread.
Fido Chuckwagon
Well-Known Member
Lol, this is the best they could find after getting emails and texts? Really? Lol, what a giant nothingburger.
flynnibus
Premium Member
Yeah… i mean those perfectly legal challenges didn’t culminate in a physical domestic takeover invasion of government for the first time in our history or anything.
Perfectly harmless… just legal items working through the legal system….
/s