Ordinary people also work at Disney. They are starting to talk

It is almost possible to express sympathy with the Walt Disney Company’s brass. At the moment, they can’t please anyone. Grade schoolgirls are being harassed by leftist employees for not supporting their sexual orientation. When they tried to calm the drama queens, the normals in their staff started talking. Eventually, some customers will too.

Difficult situation. But Disney has been such a detrimental cultural force for so long that it’s hard to imagine that craven crap whistleblowers in the C-suite are getting a well-deserved presence.

The problem is that CEO Bob Chapek has failed to get his nose in the Florida voters’ business. He did not initially object or strongly object to the proposed parental rights in the education bill, with media leftists calling the “don’t say gay” bill unfair. To do so, he had to go to Disney’s in-house Gestapo, and at their request the company seceded from Florida, stopped donating to conservative politicians and created “an LGBTQIA + brand”, making the mouse even more vulnerable, among other things. The Rainbow Mafia had a walkout plan for today.

Meanwhile, conservative Disney activists have sent an open letter to the company, urging Disney to return to something like political neutrality. That letter is anonymous, but the big threat is walkout, by definition, not anonymous You should say something about the culture of the House of Mouse. Here are some snippets of the letter:

The Walt Disney Company has become an increasingly uncomfortable place for us to work for those whose political and religious views are not explicitly progressive. We watch silently when our faith is attacked by our own employers, and we often see those who share our opinions being condemned as villains by our own leadership.

Over the past few weeks, we have seen our leadership condemn them for the laws and policies we support. We, as our colleagues, have made sure that no one in the company can possibly disagree with them, becoming increasingly aggressive in their demands. They emphasize that the TWDC takes a firm stand not only on this issue but also on other laws and openly supports the punishment of employees who do not agree with them.

The letter added: “As politicization makes its way into our content and public messaging, our more conservative customers will feel similarly unwelcome. You can only promote or humiliate your audience before they decide to spend their money elsewhere. . ”

That’s right. But the truth is, while Disney has been joking around with conservative and religious parents for so long, those customers either stopped spending their money with the mouse years ago, either in Stockholm Syndrome. For non-Oak “cast-members”, have fun playing comic relief or villains.