peter11435
Well-Known Member
What was that about self dealing?And they pass their resolution to replace the planning board with themselves
What was that about self dealing?And they pass their resolution to replace the planning board with themselves
I'm an hour behind, and have to go back to work. Will watch and post questions later, cause I can't keep up lol300 here as there are other fan sites and a few political junkies watching
No they weren't.The DA and CA were just declared null and void by the Board.
Meanwhile, DeSantis is still out there, over a year later, implying that all of this is because of Disney's stance against the parental rights in education law. I used to think he had some restraint, unlike 'Big Orange,' but I really don't think he does anymore.
My mistake. But it's a foregone conclusion.No they weren't.
The lawyer recommended that the board draft a resolution declaring them null and void to be voted on next week.
The DA and CA were just declared null and void by the Board.
Public school teachers, while working in their capacity as public school teachers, have very limited free speech protections. This is well-established.There is no freedom of speech in Florida. Not for individuals, not even for corporations.
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.Public school teachers, while working in their capacity as public school teachers, have very limited free speech protections. This is well-established.
University professors have robust free speech protections. Public school teachers in their free time have robust free speech protection. But not while they're "on the clock."
They frankly should of said something at the beginning.Seems like now would be a good time for Disney to issue a response?
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.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.
University professors won't either, with what DeSantis plans to do with higher education.Public school teachers, while working in their capacity as public school teachers, have very limited free speech protections. This is well-established.
University professors have robust free speech protections. Public school teachers in their free time have robust free speech protection. But not while they're "on the clock."
We hope.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.
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?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.
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.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.
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.You can see why people are worried, right?
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