Disney's Agenda Leaked

Stupidity and confidence seem to come as a package deal.

I’m not part of the Qanon group, but I think it is important to listen to some conspiracies and weigh the evidence for yourself. We all know that MSM can hardly be trusted, so the best that can be done to actually understand what is happening is to have communal discussion. It is unfortunate that stuff like Qanon exist because the outright crazy conspiracies (like the son of JFK coming back from the dead to save the election, or flat earthers) get lumped in with the other conspiracy theories that actually have some legs (bohemian grove, stellar winds, operation northwoods).

The important part of conspiracy theorists is that they question everything
 a mentality that ought to be adopted by more people.

From FL here. The “Don’t say GAY” perpetuation by the leftist is a prime example of stupidity and misinformation by the MSM. Its the main thing DISNEY is championing against right now. This bill doesn’t say that shit anywhere in it. Yet any reference to the bill in the MSM is “Desantis Don’t Say Gay Bill”. In fact FL comes under fire from the left A LOT because our beloved Gov doesn’t pander to any of their shit. Most of us Floridians love living here for it. We loved being here through the pandemic and we love Desantis. If you live out of state and don’t, please don’t come here.

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Save me a seat homie - hoping to be there within the next 2 years!

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I know. The bill and how it is portrayed are separate things.

I am still of the opinion that the bill was unnecessary. I don’t think K-3 teachers were teaching their students about sexuality outside of rare circumstances. The Florida legislators I believe wasted tax payer money solving a problem that mostly doesn’t exist (did they ever even quantify how big of an issue this is?).

I don’t think it was an active problem, but it prevents it from becoming one. The narrative in educational institutions is changing so harshly towards ridiculous extremes that I think the legislation - even if it does nothing right now - is good enough to serve as a preventative measure. I’d be okay with my tax money going towards whatever this costed.

Yes and no. It’s not prevalent by any means. Its more of a political play for certain but thats par for the course with a lot of bills.

I disagree with this sort of thing. I don’t think it is good for our country if unity is desired. I am not saying the left doesn’t do it too, they certainly do. I just don’t agree that one side doing it makes it okay for the other. I’d like to see our leaders have a backbone and tackle real issues, and try to unite, even if their opponent is trying to divide.

I’ve seen a lot of the “own the libs” mentality out of DeSantis (playing to his base). That is a negative for him in my book.

Indeed, he does that a lot. He certainly is not vying for unity.

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I think the problem here is that one side is fighting for no change while the other side is fighting FOR change. If it were a tug-of-war, one side would be pulling in it’s direction and the other side would be an anchor trying not to move
 Even if the ‘pulling’ side doesn’t win - any progress has permanently moved the anchor that direction.

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Dude that’s not true. I don’t know what you mean by ‘the left’ when you say that, but if you’re talking about ‘the average American who generally votes democrat’, that’s absolute horse shit. It’s stupid. Half of Americans lean left. Do you legitimately believe half of America is cool with pedophilia? And the same goes for all of the other crimes you listed. Just because you read some right wing propaganda that says that people on the left are ok with that shit, doesn’t make it so.

The ONLY thing I can grant you is that there is a movement within the party to adjust how gender identity is addressed in elementary schools, but it is not particularly prominent, certainly not with the majority of American liberals.

Absolutely, 100%. I don’t like that either, I almost mentioned that specifically. It’s a fair criticism.

The only difference there would be that Americans, in general, DO have a variety of opinions on race issues, and how policy should be shaped regarding that, whereas with pedophilia, it is very clear cut that, unless you’re a pedophile yourself, you want the book thrown at them.

Eh. I personally like to keep most political conversations narrow in scope. The ‘what-about’ arguments just bog down conversations. This is how I approach work, and life in general. Address a specific issue, then move on to the next one separately. You get more done that way. But again, your point about ‘the left thinks all conservatives are racists’ is a very valid one. I don’t believe it, I think it’s an oversimplification of things, and at the end of the day, dead wrong. But I know it’s a prominent thought among leftists.

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Agree with your whole post :slightly_smiling_face:

I also strive for this, but maybe I find conversation to be different in this regard. I think the what-aboutism is usually cancerous, but if we’re to address systemic problems at their root (as if these conversations really had that much impact), I think both sides of the coin need to be explored to reach the root cause. In reality, the root cause of leftists calling the right “racists” and the right calling the left “pedophiles (or anything like it)” is a lack of effective communication between people of different views.

If only there were some sort of institution or something intended to discuss such important topics with others.

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You’ve made some good points, but I can’t say I know of anyone who’s lumping legit news stories like the ones you mentioned in with Qanon and flat earth conspiracy theories. It takes about .0005 seconds for most people to determine that Q theories and the like are bullshit.

Unfortunately there are still a lot of people who buy it and the main reason is polarization. If you’re convinced that the “other side” is evil, you’re more likely to believe even the most outrageous lies about them.

Right now the majority of Republicans don’t believe in the core tenants of Qanon, but enough do that it’s a significant problem. This is interesting:

https://www.prri.org/research/the-persistence-of-qanon-in-the-post-trump-era-an-analysis-of-who-believes-the-conspiracies/

Maybe even more surprising than the number of R’s who believe in Qanon is the number of D’s who do.

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People are often in bubbles / tribes of their own type, making productive conversation more difficult. Easier to not take a commenter on the internet seriously than a friend or relative.

I’ve noticed more extreme beliefs out of people that don’t have a diverse group in their tribes for example. There are people out there that wouldn’t hang out with someone with differing political views. It is easy to see how strong opinions about the other side can be held with people like this.

I am talking about the left wing media, the left politicians and the leaning left republicans and any liberal who keep voting these people in office

if these ass clowns keep voting for policies that enable pedophilia and the lawyers and judges that do not enforce laws against pedophilia crimes and if anyone who keeps voting these disgusting people in office then they are just as guilty as the crime itself

anybody who supports the new supreme court judge also supports the light sentencing she gave the perverted criminals in child porn

and this goes for any conservative or right wing idiot that supports this shit too

just like Disney
if you watch the movies, go to the park or buy the merchandise
you are supporting their movements

still disagree. What left wing media is saying pedophilia is ok, or ‘going easy’ on it? If you’ve got some real sources, if you can show me actual left wing media that backs up your claim, I’ll absolutely read it. I make my arguments here in good faith, and I’m always willing to change my mind when I see evidence to do so. But I have not seen what you’re saying actually coming out of ‘left’ sources. To this point, all I see is far right wing sources making the accusations, without evidence.

I don’t know what this means or what specific laws or policies you’re talking about. You’re going to have to be more specific here as well to convince me. What crimes involving pedophilia have unreasonably short sentences?

As far as specific judges go
 yes, you can find specific judges who give lighter sentences than you’d like on these sorts of crimes. You can find that for any crime though. When judges have a lot of leeway in sentencing, they’ll make mistakes, sometimes egregious ones. Attributing this to ‘the left’, however, is unreasonable.

What actual Disney content is promoting pedophilia? I couldn’t give less of a fuck what I’ve seen in zoom meetings between people working for Disney. What I care about is the actual products they’re releasing. If we were to watch all the zoom meetings of all the big companies in the US, I can promise you, you’ll find PLENTY of seriously fucked up opinions that never actually affect the market those companies participate in. It’s just people with opinions. When the Disney product becomes problematic, I will absolutely adjust what I consume from Disney. But to this point, I haven’t seen a reason to.

If only you clutched facts like you do your pearls.

I’m a liberal, and yes, pedophilia is awful and tragic.

I’ll see myself out like usual since I dared to link to mainstream media.

You are not paying attention then
can’t help the blind or the ignorant

a typical liberal response
post articles from liberal news sources

so you don’t have evidence. got it. insults definitely make your point better.