The new ‘woke’ Disney corporation thought they owned Florida.
But they had no idea they would soon be awakening a sleeping lion by deciding to appease the pedophile left.
And now, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis just gave Disney the news that could end the Magic Kingdom for good.
Governor DeSantis recently signed bill HB 1557 into law, a very common-sense bill that gives parents certain rights over the education of their children.
Especially education regarding sexual orientation and gender identity “in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards.”
In other words, teachers are no longer allowed to brainwash children, some as young as kindergarteners, with their perverse sexual views – all while keeping it hidden from parents…
But over at the wonderful world of Disney, after Disney employees accused the company of not fighting hard enough to stop the bill from passing altogether, the once-proud company has made it a top priority to try and repeal it.
However, Disney finds itself in the middle of a political firestorm surrounding not just the parental rights bill, but the entire debate of pushing gender identity and sexual orientation onto young children.
Disney has chosen to “come out” on the side of pedophiles and child molesters and issue a strong rebuke to its core audience.
They clearly didn’t realize who they were up against.
Thousands of Americans have already canceled their Disney+ subscriptions, family trips to Disney World, and Disney cruises.
Disney stocks took a deep hit.
And now, Governor DeSantis is looking to get rid of the many special privileges the state of Florida has granted the giant Mouse over the decades.
First, he’s considering repealing a 55-year-old state law that has allowed Disney to effectively govern itself on the grounds of Walt Disney World thus far.
“What I would say as a matter of first principle is I don’t support special privileges in law just because a company is powerful and they’ve been able to wield a lot of power,” DeSantis said during a press conference in West Palm Beach.
Referring to a bill from last year which reined in big tech, to which Disney added a “carve out” to at the “11th hour” for theme parks, DeSantis said, “I’m thinking to myself, ‘This is ridiculous.’”
“Honestly, it was embarrassing.”
“I think what has happened is there’s a lot of these special privileges that are not justifiable, but because Disney had held so much sway, they were able to sustain a lot of special treatment over the years,” DeSantis continued.
DeSantis went on to say that Disney has “lost a lot of the pull that they used to have” over its reaction to the parental rights bill and that is a good thing for our state because the state should be governed by the best interest of the people.”
DeSantis then dropped the kicker.
“I would say any special privileges that are in law I would like to get rid of generally, I think in this particular case with Disney.”
One can only imagine once the special privileges go, it will be followed by the tax loopholes and incentives for Disney as well.