Florida GOP is trying to punish Disney for opposing 'Don't Say Gay' bill

[Foxmulder]

The law doesn’t take effect until June 2023, giving local governments near Disney 14 months to decide how to manage and pay for the huge property’s public services, such as road maintenance and sewage treatment

Wait so they now have to pay for the shyt Disney was paying for?

 

[ColdSlither]

Texas could be an option?

But they're not too far from being on Florida's crap. Most of these GOP led states and elected officials are pretty much on code with one another.

 

[ColdSlither]

Wait so they now have to pay for the shyt Disney was paying for?

Yup. Low property taxes is probably the main reason people move to Florida. And Disney isn't the only one. The Villages has the same deal, along with a few other towns.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

It's way too late for that. They have way too much invested and that park brings in a lot of revenue for them.

They could make more revenue by moving to Los Angeles.

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

So basically taxpayers are about to get fukked.

DeSantis doesn’t give a fukk because it’s Orlando. Basically weaponized his office under the guise of legislation

 

[Adeptus Astartes]

O yeah, they’re something else. They’ll post word for word republican propaganda then claim they aren’t right wing

"I don't support Trump, but here is a list of his policies that I like and a list of reasons I won't vote for Dems and why you shouldn't either. Consigning yourself to political irrelevance is how we win!"

Also, where did all those Biden votes come from? #JustAskingQuestions

 

[bnew]

They can, but that's a lot of infrastructure though. And what would their options be? Another red state in the south that has decent weather all year around?

It would literally be cheaper and faster to fund their own 24/7 multi-year media blitz and political candidates than to relocate.

 

[ColdSlither]

They could make more revenue by moving to Los Angeles.

But Disneyland is only a few hours away. The appeal of Disney World is having parks on both coasts.

 

[88m3]

So basically taxpayers are about to get fukked.

DeSantis doesn’t give a fukk because it’s Orlando. Basically weaponized his office under the guise of legislation

Trump did the same with SALT cap and idiots on here loved it

 

[North of Death]

They could make more revenue by moving to Los Angeles.

At what cost (taxes)

 

[Slim]

Law wouldn't take hold until 2023, so I expect this to not ever actually take affect. Republicans will quietly reverse it before 2023 and by then nobody will give a fukk.

For now, Desantis and FL Republicans get to say they're sticking it to "Libs, fighting the culture wars, woke mob", blah blah blah.

 

[88m3]

Just read Disney is their state's largest private employer, wish they would stick it to that shyt hole but they'll probably ride it out. Terrible for the citizens affected. I wouldn't be surprised if people sue.


This is public corruption as far as I'm concerned

 

[OfTheCross]

Law wouldn't take hold until 2023, so I expect this to not ever actually take affect. Republicans will quietly reverse it before 2023 and by then nobody will give a fukk.

For now, Desantis and FL Republicans get to say they're sticking it to "Libs, fighting the culture wars, woke mob", blah blah blah.

Lol. You see it

 

[bnew]

 

[Controversy]

Disney needs to leave FL...too bad no state in the South is worthy