I’m mixed on this. I certainly support fighting in-your-face workerism from corporations. The question is, what are the best means to do so? We can certainly boycott, and that can potentially be very effective. Disney should have kept their nose out of this and minded their own business.
On the other hand, it’s not illegal for them to weigh in on such issues. We as consumers can and probably should boycott them. But for a Governor to suddenly dig up this long standing contract and make an issue out of it just because Disney publicly disagreed with him - well if it hasn’t crossed the line, it’s getting uncomfortably close to doing so.
On top of that, if you’re going to go to war with Disney because you don’t like where they stand on LBTQ issues, you had better be smart about it. It seems to me that DeSantis rushed into this confrontation with Disney to score political points. Maybe he really bought into the B.S. about what an amazing leader he is. Now he’s locked horns with Disney, a move which is not likely to yield anything resembling a victory. It’s certainly not going to stop Disney from pushing “wokeism”.
Disney can do with its income as it wishes, but I don’t have to support it. I’m on thevside that says adults can do what they wish, but don’t touch children.
The Christian values are only forbthe Christian, but natural law governs everybody. If you live contrary to natural law, you should reap the consequences.