I specifically said I think Song of the South’s lasting legacy is far more damaging than James Gunn’s tweets. Which is clearly true.
You fell for a "what bout..." misdirection didn't you? And now you're tied up with that side issue.
I specifically said I think Song of the South’s lasting legacy is far more damaging than James Gunn’s tweets. Which is clearly true.
It's what you believe. It's a conspiracy theory.If I were attempting to dream up a conspiracy theory regarding this action, don’t you think I’d have come up with something just a tad more interesting?
You are quite welcome. Glad to be of assistance. Have a great night.I said his contribution gets erased. You said -
"No it doesn't...your argument is weak at best."
Yeah. That's negating ("no")...and scolding ("weak.")
Thanks, Teacher of the Forums, for telling me I needed a stronger argument! aka opinion.
I did, but I like having interactions with a certain group of people.You fell for a "what bout..." misdirection didn't you? And now you're tied up with that side issue.
You are quite welcome. Glad to be of assistance. Have a great night.
James Gunn's tweets were disgusting and how anyone could defend them as "humor" is beyond me.
I did ask questions. I already knew a lot, but I was reminded of some things. And while most of the black influencers were adamantly against the film, they were also against changing the ride. @BrerCountry ’s thread is enough for me to say that Splash isn’t the problem. You’re free to flip flop and believe whatever the mob tells you, but I’m sticking with how I feel.In all sincerity, allies of a movement are supposed to listen and support. Not lead, and not pick fights. The first time you heard from them that SM was a problem, that was the time to ask a lot a questions and understand as best you can. And even if you didn't, to bow out of that area of 'the fight.'
If you take offence to a post, report it.WDW Magic moderators need to be better than this. I see posts defending the retheme disappearing, but you’re allowing many, many posts like this to remain.
Your board and your rules, but if WDW Magic moderators have taken the stance that racially-charged posts like this can remain — perhaps because they want to support only the “Save Splash Mountain” side — at least be honest about it.
I didn’t bring it up. Other posters did.
If me responding breaks the rules but the questions don’t, there’s a major disconnect.
What happens to the plantation section of Port Orleans? Bulldoze it? Retheme it to match/extend French Quarter? Because there's no way they can keep it and have any credibility. That will not be an inexpensive undertaking.
Somebody needs to create a 21st century version of the "Save Mr. Toad" campaign but changed to "Save Splash Mountain". Complete with shirts and a website.You are forgetting the 'Epcot 25th Anniversary' event.
That only happened because of a post made on this Forum in 2007 that snowballed into a fan movement so massive, it changed Disney's attitude completely around.
Google 'Epcot 25th ' or 'Celebration 25'.
All happened because of one post made here by a certain purple dragon.
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Hey, it’s okay. I know it hurts, but it really is just a ride. What the ride did for you will never go away. And a lot of the great things about the ride (ie. the music, the characters) will be preserved one way or another through the Internet.This is probably the most worthless I’ve felt in a long time
Jokes aside, this breaks my heart seeing this kind of post, and this thread has been littered with people proclaiming extreme anger or sadness over this whole thing. Being invested too emotionally in something you have no control over is never a good thing. Peoples favorite trees can die, mountain faces have cracked and changed. This is a ride, that a corporation owns. Nobody is being physically hurt by this changing, look at it as progress or if the change stinks another reason to find a new vacation spot.This is probably the most worthless I’ve felt in a long time
It's only a few buildings (4 I think); most of Port Orleans Riverside doesn't look like what you're imagining.
With that said, I don't think there's anything wrong with the buildings. Although that style of architecture is associated with the antebellum south, it's not something that exclusively existed there.
Attractions move on for many reasons. I know it's not always easy, I loved GMR. I would go every single time I was in DHS. I would probably put Splash in my top 5 at WDW.Hey, it’s okay. I know it hurts, but it really is just a ride. What the ride did for you will never go away. And a lot of the great things about the ride (ie. the music, the characters) will be preserved one way or another through the Internet.
Don’t let anyone tell you you’re racist for caring about this. The people that are doing this need an outlet to make themselves feel superior, and if something they liked was being attacked, they’d be defending it 10X more toxic than we are.
I've stayed there many times, it's still a pretty large section of the resort. Maybe they can get away with it by removing references to "antebellum" and "old South" in the literature.
At least there's Tokyo Disney Resort and Paris.I guess we're finally done with Disney. Oh well, there's a lot of world left to explore with our vacation and annual pass money. Still, this is very sad.
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