[CFW]

The left and their media megaphones want us to believe that the majority of the nation's consumers and voters are supportive of the progressive leftist movement of sexualizing children. I beg to differ and it appears by the continuing drop in Disney's stock price that most of the nation's consumers disagree as well.

As to we at FR, I think we are all in agreement that such a drop in stock price should be celebrated!

Get woke, Go broke, indeed.

[Tzimisce]

Well - did Disney tell the investors how stupid, backwards and racist they are?

[wildcard_redneck]

Disneyland "Where Dystopian Dreams Come True"

[FlingWingFlyer]

Loserland!

[Da Coyote]

Disney Corp can sink into the ooze and hopefully take each and every woke Dorkbamahole with them. Die, die, die, suffer, die, suffer, die, die, die. May we hear their lamentations from beneath the ooze.

And that’s just the start.

[j.havenfarm]

Can’t wait until Snow White gets released in, I think, March. It is going to bomb so bad

[albie]

Perversion and Disney just don’t sound like a good mix to most Americans

[BipolarBob]

[xp38]

Bearish eh?

[simpson96]

Gee, what’s Disney been up to for the last nine years? Woke-ism.

[1ScrappyArmyMom]

Keep boycotting the rat!
Make them pay for their woke faith and grooming!

[tennmountainman]

Die Disney Die.

[Salman]

How about a non-moralistic analysis? {snicker}

The stock was over valued and canny investors did a bit of profit taking.

[Getready]

Our lives wouldn’t be effected in the least if Disney goes under. Same with Target, InBev, NFL, or any other woke company.
Keep up the financial pressure. Find other sources that produce the same “necessities” Just have to make the oppressive “wokesters” profits become zero. Let them run their whole business operations for zero profit. See how long their organization lasts.
I think 81+ million people can do this.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

let us continue to set the mousetrap.

[Sgt_Schultze]

There are two things Disney will try to correct this; more woke live-action remakes of old classics, AND higher theme park admissions.

[fwdude]

I’ve never been to Disney parks (grew up too poor) and never really felt deprived because of it.

Matt Walsh had an excellent recent exposé on the experience. Visitor talked about spending THOUSANDS of dollars are food and stupid souvenirs. And waiting HOURS in line for a single attraction.

I can think of about 300 other things I’d rather be doing.