It’s almost possible to sympathize with the brass of The Walt Disney Company. Right now, they can’t please anyone. They’re being bullied by lefty employees for not more forcefully endorsing the sexual grooming of grade schoolers. They tried to calm the drama queens but the employees who are normal started talking out. In the end, customers started to notice.
It’s a difficult situation. But Disney has been such a malign cultural force for so long that it’s hard not to feel that the craven crap weasels in the C Suite are getting a well-deserved comeuppance.
The problem is that CEO Bob Chapek failed to stick his nose into the business of Florida’s voters. He didn’t objecting early or vehemently enough to the proposed Parental Rights in Education bill, dishonestly dubbed by media lefties the “Don’t say Gay” bill. For that, he had to grovel to Disney’s in-house Gaystapo, and their demands the company essentially divest from Florida, cease to donate to conservative politicians, and make the Mouse even gayer by, among other things, creating “an LGBTQIA+ brand.” The rainbow mafia was planning a walkout for today.
Meanwhile, conservative Disney employees have sent an open letter to the company, asking that Disney revert to something like political neutrality. Although the anonymous letter was not addressed to Disney, the threat of a walkout should be enough information about the House of Mouse’s culture. Below are some excerpts taken from the letter.
For those who aren’t explicitly progressive, the Walt Disney Company is becoming a more difficult place to work. We watch quietly as our beliefs come under attack from our own employer, and we frequently see those who share our opinions condemned as villains by our own leadership …
… Over the last few weeks, we have watched as our leadership has expressed their condemnation for laws and policies we support. As if there was no other way, we have seen our colleagues become increasingly demanding. TWDC must take a firm stance not only on this matter but also other laws. They openly support the punishment of those who do not agree with them.
The letter also points out that, as “politicization makes its way into our content and public messaging, our more conservative customers will feel similarly unwanted. You can only preach at or vilify your audience for so long before they decide to spend their money elsewhere.”
It is just so. However, Disney is known for smacking at conservative parents and religious families so often that those customers have either stopped shopping with Disney years ago or are Stokhom Syndromed. As for the non-woke “cast-members,” have fun playing the comic relief or the villains.
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