Look up bioleninism

We can call it 'far left' or whatever as much as we like but at the end of the day, the main shareholder companies for them are Vanguard & Blackrock, which goes back to the Rockefeller family, a registered Republican family which is the most powerful family in America and controls the banking & politics. There is no such thing as left vs right. A corrupt bird needs two wings to fly.

Then normal people move mack in and refill the void. It's like the circle of life.

very observant on the third one which wasn't mentioned in the video

A 'better time' that was nevertheless essential for paving the way for today. Not to be harsh but in order to address and face the problem, we can't just constantly glorify the past and act like it had no role in being the catalyst for today. There are charms and aspects that we should preserve from the past, but always remember one out of many many important aspects: Hollywood was dodgy from the beginning.

Yeah this reminds me of woke marvel comics. Everybody pumps it up on Twitter but nobody buys it after issue one. Activists are either broke or aren't really fans.

@@DVSPress On the whole, I think you’re on point. According to the Disney insiders, their leadership is trying to move Disney upmarket. Prices up across the board, park attendance intentionally limited. The Star Wars hotel was an extreme case of that. Combine that with broke weirdos, some of whom would go. Some of whom will have tantrums in public about rainbows or whatever but were never going. The destruction of videogames has been mostly orchestrated by people who were never interested in gaming. The failure of the weirdos to destroy Harry Potter is the most interesting, since a lot of them LOVE Harry Potter. They even pay to buy versions of the books that have been rebound without JK Rowling’s name on them!

Hey we agreed on the cost thing.

Thats just my experience with Japan in general

That was probably the type of day that it was in Tokyo Disneyland. All parks around the world have their good & bad days.

​@@CuriousEnthusiast956Interesting. Have you been to Tokyo Disneyland on a bad day? Curious because I'd like to visit for the "time machine" effect and thought it probably would be nice on any day.

Agreed. I'm so tired of people's inability to boycott. Being able to see Star Wars and superheroes shouldn't override your principles.

Agreed. Disney has been doing anti family stuff at their parks for decades, but "normies" dont know or care. I'm talking about some late night activities that Dave and his family likely wouldn't have seen during the daytime. I hate crowds and I hate long lines. But when you have a kid you have to go to one of these amusement parks at least once during their childhood. We went to Hershey Park many years back when my kid was young. The wait and the lines is no longer than 15 minutes. We must have gone on 20 rides at least. It was a fun experience, but once was fine . The local water park was our preferred option for summer fun. My sister on the other hand takes annual Disney cruises and trips to Disney.

​@@Pelcurus Why are you boycotting disney out of all the companies that push weird messages. Also why does it have to be a boycott, why can't you simply avoid going somewhere. I'm so tired of people refusing to make their own decisions without wanting to be a part of some greater political movement

@@Olter_ Reread your response and ask yourself, " Is there anything in here that assumes too much? Am I really asking the person questions based solely on the information he's offered or did I overlay someone I made up onto him?" If you can do that successfully, I'll discuss politics and social issues with you. Also, question marks exist.

@@Pelcurus You are telling me that you out of the blue with no external influence just decided to start boycotting disney? Please.

Imo "extremism" is itself largely a media creation that is used to benefit the company brand. The far left "right side of history" LARP is used to explain any anti natalist, anti human globe corpo messaging as "morally good". In the same way the far right "racist sexist bigots" are used as a straw man to get culture warriors to defend companies that profit off corporate imperialism as "the good guys". Both extremes don't have that much actual pull in reality, but they function as useful tools for the company who wields them. When you own an entire wing of the media from sci fi tv shows to 24 hour "news" channels you can control the narrative in this way.

I saw a lot of Asian tourists. Heard both Japanese and Korean.

It was still mostly White or Hispanic Americans, speaking English.

Also an election year and they don't want blowback to hurt Xiden's chances. Notice there are no BLM mass protests either this year, somehow they solved all racial justice issues in 4 years. If Orange Man was in office right now then this would be a very different story.

More like the deceiving lockdown scam. One step to Normalville is realizing that standard flu symptoms should not be a excuse to shut down already terrible economies. Well at least it's making a decent load of people wake up.

I think I can safely say I'm one of those "broken" by the pandemic. I never liked crowds and busy places to begin with but covid scared the hell out me early 2020 because I have a lung condition, and turned what was already a pretty high level of health anxiety up to 11. I started avoiding people completely for a whole year which i've never gotten over. I've improved somewhat, but I still won't go the pub or anything where i have to be around strangers for sustained periods of time - in fact i can usually only tolerate being around 2-3 people max, which is a big improvement from a year ago. I probably am a bit of an ideological oddball to be fair, but maybe not in the way you're talking about. I generally lean more socially libertarian or conservative on most issues (which here in scotland is less common). Despite my own personal anxieties about covid, I was never in favour of lockdowns and was strongly opposed to jab mandates, whereas all my normie, more left leaning friends who were okay with all that stuff seem to have completely gone back to normal. In fact, I'm the only one that i know that's still a bit screwed up post pandemic, everyone else acts like they've never even heard of covid now. Which is good, I guess.

@@jez49647 The constant news coverage and panic mongering scared the hell out of a lot of perfectly healthy young people. I can only assume the fear would be even worse for people with a health condition like the one from which you suffer. It's a credit to you that didn't insist that others bow to your fear through mandates and the like. I'm glad your anxiety appears to be declining over time.

you'd be surprised to learn how plenty - close to half, I am sure - everyday people are batshit crazy ideologues.

I have to wonder why these people chose something that appeals to children as their symbol 🌈.

there are actually quarterly earnings reports. No guesswork needed.

Yes as I said it was much worse about 10 years ago

Thanks to you!

@@DVSPress tips hat

Yeah he didn't see any of the gay stuff because they save it for late night partying. I'm surprised that Dave is unaware of the club activities.

There are some key words that have to be worked around. I can quite often get a post through, but gets old.

The highest temperature during that week was 78°.

A friend pointed out to me that theirs only has 6 colors. Our 7 color rainbow is an eternal sign.

@@DVSPress Ah, I wasn't aware of that detail. I think the "main six" colors make the best rainbow, sadly!

I've noticed that no matter what the occasion, adults today have have no class in how they dress. Many look like toddlers.

If they were made to buy a t-shirt to conform to dress codes then it sounds like they work just fine.

It cost us $22 to get into Disneyland for the Southern California discount!