Disney's wacko response to Florida law against grooming preschoolers

 Andrea Widburg:

I was raised on Disney fare and I let my children (now grown) watch Disney material. In the years after WWII and before wokeism struck, Disney produced movies and TV shows that fit squarely within traditional, family-friendly values. The material may not have been elevating or deep, but it was fun without being offensive. That Disney is long gone. The latest sign of Disney’s surrender to the hard left occurred when Disney’s CEO, Bob Chapek, apologized to radicalized workers for not publicly opposing a Florida bill to ban teachers from Kindergarteners through third-graders about gender and sexual identity.

From the Daily Mail:

Embattled Disney CEO Bob Chapek told employees during a virtual town hall Monday that he regretted not taking a public stance against Florida‘s controversial ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill.

Chapek, who is already facing leadership problems amid a rift with his predecessor, Bob Iger, and discontent from employees who remain loyal to Iger thanks to his glittering tenure at the helm of the entertainment giant, said that Disney made a mistake by not publicly decrying the bill. 

‘I and the leadership team are determined to use this moment as a catalyst for more meaningful and lasting change,’ Chapek, 61, said during a rushed virtual town hall meeting.

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Chapek also pledged to fiercely oppose Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s attempt to investigate parents of children undergoing gender-transitioning procedures for child abuse, The Wall Street Journal reported.

So Disney has just become the standard-bearer for grooming grade-schoolers and encouraging the surgical and chemical mutilation of children. To get an idea of what the latter means, a woman named Helena has written a detailed essay explaining how she got sucked into the gender rabbit hole in school, ended up transitioning through hormones without any counseling or even medical tests, and then spent years trying to claw her life back. It’s heartbreaking and it’s what Disney now affirmatively supports.

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These people are ignoring the dark side of the trans movement and the lives ruined by the groomers.  That Disney, whose business model is an appeal to children would get itself caught up in this is unbelievable.   It is the parents who decide to take their kids to Disney parks and movies and the company is instead pandering to those who want to groom preschoolers.

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