Exactly what "message" needs to get out there that isn't being repeated everywhere you look? How many different ways are there to say "wear a mask, wash your hands, and stay 6-feet from others"? The problem isn't getting the message out there... it's making sure people are actually doing those things.
Err... not to be a stickler, but this is taken from the Mickey and Friends Tram script:At this point it's like expecting Disneyland to remind California drivers to wear their seatbelt.
You’re right, you did not use the word obligation, you used a synonym used in it’s definition. An obligation is “something one is bound to do: duty, responsibility.”
But is it wrong or ridiculous to suggest it as an option? Why do you not mock the suggestion as “not Disney’s responsibility”? Right now Disney’s claim is that they are doing nothing. They could also take action to try to change the situation.
Hmmm... that sounds an awful lot like "buying" their way to re-opening... now where have I heard that before???
Yes, it is. The issue was your mischaracterization of the suggestion as being Disney’s responsibility.
Yeah... you keep losing me there. When and where did I say that?
Your initial statement is one of fault. You “love” others supposedly implying that Disneyland is closed because Disney has not bought its way to reopening. You’re describing a causal relationship of fault. If you’re at fault for something then you are responsible for it. You then reinforced this claim by stating “ Disney is only responsible for people on Disney property” and “Disney isn't responsible for enforcing social distancing in your neighborhood or mask wearing at your Halloween party.” You’re the one describing the idea as one of responsibility.
1. I think it's hilarious that people on here are acting like Disneyland is still closed because they refuse to buy their way open...
So, still something nobody is saying.
I just got off a Skype call with family, planning Thanksgiving dinner with a big crowd out of state. There will be almost two dozen people from five different households across three different states. There will be boys vs. girls charades, indoor dining, and shared serving containers and utensils. In a home near chilly Seattle and entirely indoors.
But no one can criticize us, because we can just claim that it's not Thanksgiving in defiance of California mandates on travel restrictions, self-quarantine, three-households and two-hours max in outdoor spaces only, and single-serve containers. Instead we will claim we are simply at the lavishly expensive and ultra exclusive French Laundry restaurant in Napa for a political lobbyist's birthday party.
SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom attended a birthday party for a political adviser last week that included people from several households, the type of gathering his administration has discouraged during the coronavirus pandemic.
The dinner the night of Nov. 6 at the famed French Laundry in Yountville in Napa County brought together at least 12 people to celebrate the 50th birthday of Jason Kinney, a longtime friend and adviser to Newsom who is also a partner at the lobbying firm Axiom Advisors. In addition to the governor, his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, was in attendance.
Newsom attended French Laundry party with more households than California advises during pandemic
Gov. Gavin Newsom attended a birthday party for one of his political advisers at The French Laundry last week that included people from several households, the type of gathering his administration has discouraged for Californians during the coronavirus pandemic.www.sfchronicle.com
Smugness and arrogance is a natural repellent of COVID. That's also why aunt Nancy was able to safely visit a hair salon when no one else was.Yeah, and also the Data.
But in his defense, I've been told The French Laundry is phenomenal.
What's amazing is that they think people are still obeying them and cancelling Thanksgiving.
