[Joe Brower]

Taking a step back, I can't help but look at this today's events and reflect on what a sad thing this all is.

My family and I have many fond memories of our visits to Disney World years ago when my kids were still small. EPCOT, too. Memories I wouldn't trade for the world.

Yet look at it now, and what has happened; a slow, vile, cultural rot that infiltrated and has now largely subsumed what was once a grand enterprise. It's a damned shame.

The left poisons and destroys everything it touches. Everything. It is long past time to turn back this decadent tide, and hopefully this is a sign that this turnaround has finally begun.

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[CodeToad]

I think it is because of those memories that we are all so angry and willing to do whatever it takes to put Disney back on track.

[clintonh8r]

Amen.

[George from New England]

“The left poisons and destroys everything it touches. “

It’s satan. The left is void of religious direction and satan seizes the opportunity to drag them to hell.

[GOPJ]

The left poisons and destroys everything it touches. Everything.

I never thought white liberal 'elite' thugs could tarnish Disney.

It was such a beautiful brand... In the early days we'd go - buy a pack of tickets - and spend the day. Back when there were "A" rides and "C" rides and even "E" rides. The tickets you didn't use you'd use the next time.

Walt died before he could create his dream of EPCOT - Experimental Prototype City Of Tomorrow. Walt was the Elon Musk of our time... the city was to be domed - like you see in Science Fiction. Moving walkways would solve transportation problems... lots of great idea. Walt showed a film of the plan in Orlando after the land was bought for Disney World and before work was started to build the park. When Disney died the 'new people' changed the EPCOT ideas - toned it down to nothing...

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I remember being in Disney world for two days with my Mom, Aunt and Uncle back in 1977. My highlight was that I rode Space Mountain twice (before it apparently became Safe Space Mountain). We did lots of other great stuff, such as the Haunted Mansion and, IIRC, It’s a Small World. I really enjoyed it.

Now I wouldn’t set foot in that place for all the money in the world.