It’s insanity

There are a lot of infinity stones. 😂

Thanos only need to collect 6 Infinity Stones while Disney is trying to collect an infinite amount of lawsuits...

So is Elon and all his business. What’s your point?

The shareholders 😬🤷😅

Exactly both ways it’s disgusting and I’ll never tolerate it ever. And let me stress that’s both ways! Let’s all be respectful here

Well if we had power we would want to do the same thing. We have no power and they want us gone so of course this will happen and only get worse in time. One day we will do the same thing against them.

@@thejessegrant Absolutely. There is no need to be a dick to ANY group. Just treat each other with dignity and we're good to go. Alas.

@@thejessegrant I fully agree. Any form of racism or sexism needs to be punished, because tolerating discrimination against one side will lead to reverse discrimination in the future.

What Elon is doing is tenderizing Disney so that he could buy them real cheap.

I won't be showing my kids anything even remotely associated with Disney. The whole bloody company is rotten to the core. Like the Weyland-Yutani of Wokery.

I think it's not just ONE generation lost to Disney...

Well said

@@Peak_Aussieman My parents were saying that in the 80s they didnt allow me to watch Disney.

it has to be this way if people don't get to see the disney's fall they will usually defend their fav company.

It’s like people can’t stop being racist. There’s always crazy people out there but no political stance or company can say that all its humans are exempt from possibly being racist

Lol, come to South Africa and you'll understand this statement. You guys have no idea what you're talking about 😂

@@brentheymans1362 can you be more concrete? Most of us have never been to South Africa. I have been there in 2009 and it seemed fairly ok, but with high criminality and people tended to stay in their fenced homes aber 5pm.

@@brentheymans1362lmao, go to america. Y’all don’t understand how bad racism is there, Africans haven’t rioted over a black criminal 😂😂

These woke soyboy professional victims see race, gender, etc in EVERYTHING. That's all they care about. They only see the differences in each other. 10/20 years ago the culture was about everyone being equal. They've completely ruined it all. Hypocrites

Well it’s not really a collab more so the drinker brought his attention to a subject and he acted on it but still I’ll take it 😂

No, Elon is a disgusting person and Drinker should not associate himself with elon.

Elon Musk is the most prolific liar in generations and people celebrate him. No wonder we are so lost.

@@thejessegrant oh don’t forget Godzilla X kong the new empire that was a very good movie and the upcoming despicable me 4 film witch will be a fun movie to see and the sonic movie 3 witch will destroy Disney at the box office

just leave Elon to his antics. the less I see of him, the better

There's no such thing as reverse prejudice, it's just prejudice

@@ironeche3702 Yes... that's what he said. Thanks for reiterating his point lol

Let's remember this they'll try to win us back, because they deserve no second chances.

I remember telling people that on IG the other day and got called racist for suggesting it. We live in the upside down

There is no such thing as "reverse prejudice" just like there is no such thing as "reverse racism." There is only prejudice and racism. By adding "reverse" to them, you're implying that racism and prejudice can't happen to Whites, which is racist. You are racist.

And the US is the circus. Why would Disney destroy themselves in the first place?

@@faidzeelhisyamhattar2133 don’t act like you’re not part of the circus act

Disney seeking new audience by losing current... plan from hero to zero...

@@SOSOLRAK I'm not American! Badum-tss...

@@dr3v240 Tony Stark would say that is not a great plan.🤣

Ahah saves a lot of money

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Yeah idc im pirating their shows from now on. I was interested on the Disney FX bundle cause i like FX shows, but i guess im just gonna pirate them

Reverse racism is just racism.

"reverse racism",still racism

"Reverse" is a de-qualifier that tries to make the act of racism seem softer because it's directed at the correct group. That wordage indicates institutional rot.

There is no reverse r-ism. The word "reverse" implies there is a default form of it, which is not true.

Racism is racism.

All these DEI pushing companies should be called out, this isn't just a Disney thing. This is happening in every single company that is getting DEI/ESG money from Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street.

they rly should but considering theyre budget there is a high chance they will not be 😒

Disney will prevail. They will either win them thanks to Democrat judges, or they will pay a fine.

@ dmhendricks- disney is finished u like them then let them tail hammer u.

Agreed! Reverse racism doesn't fix anything!

They were always part of the dark side…

The case is quite simple. Nearly 70% of actors are wht in the US. Making written rules to hire less than 50% of wht actors is 100% discrimination.

70% of actors? Do you watch the tv? Every single. Every single. Commercial is either a black family. A black man or woman. Or a black narrator. Funny to think that they are apparently the only marginalized and minority group in this country and yet all we ever see. They are just the loudest voice and always whining about representation compared to the other minority groups who don’t give near as much of a fuck

Their too caught up in politics that affecting the work place (which is obviously not a good thing for any company)

Did you forget you can’t be racist to white people apparently

Like all Democrats, they believe that racism is okay when it's against Whites.

They do, that's why they made Bodega's picture small on the poster. They use it to their benefit to send a message to those who are observing them.

News flash, they never did. It's all about money and capturing new audiences

Majority of Black Americans could care less about this stuff. It's really more that their just being exploited for gains. This has always been a culture battle between white Americans, everyone else is just collateral damage.

Hiring by skin tone doesn't help Black people or other minority groups, all it does is cause self doubt amongst those individuals that were hired. People shouldn't be asking themselves, "Was I actually good enough or was I picked to play the part of Token?" Then there's the issues with quality of the product being secondary to Activist checklists. When the Audience doesn't like the half baked crap that's being served to them then all of a sudden the audience is the problem. Because activists ignore one the key rules of business, "The customer is always right in matters of taste." The workers and end product suffers from DEI, and the Audience grows apathetic.

You do know Disney employment of black folks is only 8% , right? So what exactly are you complaining about? Ah, I see. Your overall fascination with denigrating black people, even when not logically warranted, is at the top of the list of things to do. Black people are your go-to scapegoats for all of your woes.

What they (Disney) are worried about is a wide shot of all of their heroes in a line showing "too much white." The worst part about it all is that no one has the creativity anymore to create something new with a cast of random people. Instead, they take the low road and swap existing characters, feeling like they did some kind of good work. They're all delusional. Write a unique story and hire for roles based on ability. As long as they are not deliberately trying to screen out certain groups, they will have diversity. And to everyone that wants a role or wants a job, work toward it. I'm black, went to college, became a pilot and am now a manager in a national transportation company. Not once have I felt that my race has prevented me from getting where I want to be. But I started at the bottom and worked my way up. No one should think they should be able to skip past the entry level roles straight to billionaire. Regardless of where you are hired or who you are, you do your best in the role you are given so no one has a reason not to advance you in your career. This literally applies to everyone from any background. So people need to be stop being lazy and expecting things to be given to them. I worked hard to get where I am. If you aren't where you want to be, ask yourself if you've honestly put in the effort. Rant complete. =o)

It’s ok In the uk you can do something called positive discrimination which is bullshit. Nowhere else in the world would be caught doing what they are doing

Meanwhile Amandla makes a twerking music video she intended to piss off white people whom she openly hates with no repercussion. Even with a white dad.

"Sir they call those Mexicans"

That’s how entertainment should work with it being based on education and people who have visions to create, but unfortunately the entertainment industry is hijacked by activists who don’t know shit and push an agenda and surround themselves with people who don’t know shit and push agree with their agenda This video explains it better at least in the gaming industry: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nreFarpevLnUgZc.htmlsi=26D83YAMyLiXfC0h

and you can bet its always a dark skinned woman of varying ethnicity

THANK YOU!!! EXACTLY

Exactly!! Yet Common Sense would have to Make a Massive comeback, with A HUGE IMPACT ON ALL THOSE WHO HAVEN'T A CLUE!!!

Sounds like the easiest job in the world. "Alright so we're going to make a new Iron Man movie" "Is he black? If not then cancel the project"

Most of the stories weren’t theirs in the first place

Bahahahahahaha this comment is great!

@@thejessegrant Happy to contribute! Haha Keep up the great work!

@@thejessegrant ...really?

Sadly, the powers that be changed what "common sense" is.

@@SvendleBerries At the very least they succeeded changing many "common senses" but DEI Superiority Cult? Infinite number of genders? ETC...? That's just sick...

He's the token white

Doesn't matter what he feels. He can't do anything about it without losing his job or being slandered across the entirety of the internet.

Maybe he does; Maybe he shared the information he shared hoping it would get out on some level, without saying as much. I mean, if you fire a white man because he shared that you don't hire white men, you sort of prove his point; And then he can use that as a defense to get his job back. Sure, he still broke confidentiality, but it's essentially whistleblowing; And you could probably argue a suspension would be more fitting a punishment than a dismissal. You can then say the dismissal was racially or gender motivated, and make the argument that if you had been a different gender or race, the punishment would have been less harsh.

@@KotCR That's a viewpoint I did not consider, but I think you're right. I appreciate your insight

He has the demeanor of a stereotypical gay/bisexual man. So I bet he feels like he’s gonna be fine. Probably agrees with every person who says it

“This is chewbacca he is Wookiee from the planet kashyk but lives on the planet Endor now that does not make sense”

They think racism is only white on black lol

Dunno man, if it goes for a while it will cost Disney a lot in lawyers fees, they only learn when their bottom line gets hurt

Bahahahah any film Aaron Sorkin makes is good ahaha

Whatever you do, keep Adam McKay the fuck away from this. lol. Bro wishes he was Sorkin. ​@@thejessegrant

@@thejessegrant Well, tbh fair Charlie Wilson's War sunk harder than the Titanic. Just goes to show Aaron is human, after all.

Plot Twist: He's already Directing all of this

Amen

I agree. Disney is the company that should be made an example of. There are a thousand companies guilty of this, and most will be forced to change when their insurance goes through the roof. But DIS is the one that they'll be studying in business schools. Its the one whise fate should be a warning to the next 10 generations.

…Have you ever heard of the tale of Darth Disney the Racist?

I was thinking the same thing 😂

That’s very true however I’ll give them Soul I really enjoyed that movie

They are the original IP theft. now they just buy them, then ruin them.

To be fair, they did modify some severely, considering how grim they were (ex. Little Mermaid)

I swear that soul is a Pixar movie.

​@@nightowl5332 I heard it was because originally little mermaid was a story for how it's author (who was gay) was feeling in his times, unable to do anything with his love So, the writer for Disney animated little mermaid changed it to show that times have changed for the better

they will use it though. do you expect these people to NOT play dirty?

They also cut out any references to gay relationships when they want stuff broadcast in Islamic countries.

Exactly 💯

I was going to post the exact same thing. Dei is all about real sexism and racism against white males.

That's a steep claim. There are so many different people out there. What makes you believe that they all think alike?

The powers that started and directed these movements think the same. The rest are just useful idiots, naive nad had good intentions but the path to hell is paved with good intentions.

Indeed. Diversity has no intrinsic value, and is in fact a detriment in many situations. The push for diversity, inclusion, and equity has solely been the fostering of bitterness, the exasperation of division, and an attempt to force truth and morality to cohabitate with lies and perversion.

These people think the same and surround themselves with people who think the same thing They hate you and everything about you for disagreeing with them Don’t give money to people who hate you

She needs to go NOW

Wonder whose toon he's dancing to? Because he's too much an idiot to come up with everything on his own

It is hard to thrive when corporations have a mind to "force behavioral change", and place that as their top priority. There can be only one primary focus of any venture, and if it centers around perverse social engineering, then everything else--including quality and productivity--are relegated to happenstance. It's beyond me why companies, which are not inherently evil or corrupt, but exist for the sole purpose of making money, thought that society would allow them to dictate morality.

I don’t think Disney as a whole deserves to die. Their roots are pretty solid and they’ve contributed greatly to so many childhoods. However, the past few years have been really rough. I’m fine with them ALMOST going bankrupt, but I think it’d be a shame if the entire company collapsed.

Because I like the old Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and Mickey Mouse movies and I want to see more of those media. Just imagine how much art and entertainment we would lose if we lost Disney instead of Disney reforming

@@mustang8206 Good. That's the point. Marvel always sucked a fat one. Even when it was good.

@@Peak_Aussieman nope

@@mustang8206 Marvel sucks my big fat greasy hairy shitty ass. It sucked in 2008 and it sucks even more now. Sorry but it's true.

For sure

Didnt walt associate with the nazi party in tbe 1930s?

Walt’s watching down from heaven and kicking himself for what his company has become.

There is no "true" DEI. DEI is just a term used to promote racist and sexist agendas to shift the culture to one of hedonism and incompetence so America's enemies can destroy us while we're weak and helpless.

Yes, they are just race swapping popular characters and you are racist bigot for not liking it.

Thank you! And thanks for getting it too! Black Panther is diverse and excellent! inside out 2 is diverse and excellent! Diversity isn’t the issue it’s the execution and also the reverse discrimination which is horrible too

​@@thejessegrantalso one of my favorite things especially with disney star wars is that theyre never looking in the mirror but blaming star wars fans for being racist and sexist and hating strong female characters. but funnily enough mace windu and finn were really liked characters, windu even a loved character. and princess leia is exceptionally loved by every star wars fan, she was a masterpiece of a character. and leia in the old trilogy especially was like the most badass strongest independent woman leader ive ever seen in a movie and everyone loved her. why? because she was actually well written. also i feel like disney isnt making strong female characters theyre making male characters as female and their "strong female characters" are very masculine often. femininity doesnt make a character weak. leia was very feminine yet she is badass as hell

Based

As someone who's been a life long Marvel and Disney fan, I am the same way. I don't look at these films or shows anymore, and it hurts a bit, but is 100% nessesary.

What’s weird is Bob led Disney to great successes then randomly churned our horrible movies! What changed?

@@thejessegrant he was a great deal maker. As long as he left the original creators in charge things went great. But his hires and interfering went terribly. See Kathleen Kennedy

Yes multiple times

Movies, TV, music, news and every corp HR.

forgot the whole of the gaming industry, game journos , DnD and so on.

Why? What'd she do?

@@tusharg8452 I was wondering if The Critical Drinker likes Elizabeth Debicki? Because she is my favourite actress of all time.

@@markkenny2001 You're a man of exquisite taste.

@@tusharg8452 Yes I am.

I have (well, had, sadly) a friend who did a deep dive into this racism after spending five years in academia. My suspicion is guilt stemming from some measure of racism in themselves or from close family members. Or, perhaps worse, guilt at alleged racism in themselves or others, cultivated by lies from media and trusted authorities.

@@schwaaard Why does all this stuff come out of the US? How did it get there?

@@HENRYGCOLLINS Well, I think part of it comes from an inability to extricate the country from its past--a past that has been embellished on by our media and education system, amongst other things. Yes, slavery existed, but less than 2% of the US population owned any. It wasn't some widespread practice. Yes, discrimination occurred, and there were some really bad laws and ugly situations that happened as a result. But again, it wasn't as rampant as we are lead to believe. While remembering these events of our history is important, indulging them and making films and shows that do nothing but enshrine and dramatize them is counterproductive. There has been a fixation, particularly in academia, with trying to keep sins of the past as grotesque and top-of-mind as possible. Some professionals make their entire career about race, which means it must always be at the forefront, and there must always be relevant issues involving it. Guilt is a powerful thing, and it can be cultivated by manipulation--manipulation that can come through media like movies, music, and art. The worship of race-centered drama/trauma has gone unchecked in this country, and it was only heightened when Obama took office. (Not blaming him for all of it, but he had a way of ostensibly encouraging the country to move forward in unison while subtly refreshing historical division and accusations.) Ultimately, I'm not sure why it has manifested in the US so much. I think some level of guilt has festered with the populace based on what they were taught. That guilt prevented anyone from saying, "Okay, enough with the race porn", and has resulted in an abundance of art and careers hinging on it. We still have movies that are being released that seem to have no other purpose than to say, "Remember this horrible thing that happened!". And for what purpose? How does society grow, heal or move forward by revisiting tragedies with a dramatic flourish? Fortunately, anger is beginning to destroy the guilt that people have unwittingly and unnecessarily carried around. It has taken a complete return to racist and discriminatory practices for people to start saying, "This obsession is disgusting and counterproductive, and allowing it to reach its natural conclusion has allowed us to see how vile and wicked it actually is."

years of indoctrination in schools. Same with other topics that are popular right now.

@@HENRYGCOLLINS start with this "A Guide to Critical Race Theory - Ryan Chapman" Then from CRT they created SJW and pushed for DEI implementations Then in 2010-2011 a couple of white liberal SJW started using the work Woke. It grossed out people so much, with what they were pushing that the word stuck around for this whole propaganda machine (drinkers THE MESSAGE) See movements starting in the 70's, like feminism, getting extra things, like colonialism, intersectionality,......... added to it. started with the uni academia, then those students pushed again in academia and reg schools and professional boards (like the psych boards) all been politicized.

Ahahaha not quite mine yet but we’ll get there ahahah

@@thejessegrant many of your videos have had heaps of views, I think your being a little modest there! Big ups mate

I'm not fully abreast of what Musk's companies have been accused of, or confirmed of doing, so I might be way off here. But I'd suspect a key difference is being accused of discriminatory practices versus bearing witness to evidence of the same. People can falsely accuse any company of having discriminatory practices, and may even get a settlement just to avoid smearing the company's name. But in Disney's case, we have seen, and are seeing, undeniable evidence of overt racism and sexism with no room for nuance or context. As for Musk personally, I don't champion him as anything per se. I don't know him personally, so I don't know if he carries some racism in his heart. But having a secretly racist manager or HR rep somewhere in a company doesn't reflect on the values of the owner who probably had no part in the hiring process. A company can be guilty of instances of racism with only a few people knowing about it. --That said, if there are stated company policies that clearly indicate bias or one of the "isms" (as is the case with Disney), the responsibility certainly falls on the shoulders of leadership.

@@schwaaardMusk was raised in Apartheid South Africa. You can't be that dense. Cognitive dissonance is a disease.

@@888thawk It's not being dense, it's being ignorant. As I said, I'm not familiar with Musk on any significant level, so I'm not aware of the conditions in which he was raised. --But speaking of ignorance, I'd say assuming someone's personal views based on where they grew up is a clear example of it. There's plenty that goes on in any country that the populace does not support or accept. Implying that Musk is racist, or actively employs racist policies because he grew up in South Africa is a gross generalization at best. And I'm not sure where cognitive dissonance enters the picture, as there is no demonstrative difference between behavior and belief, let alone an indication of discomfort with such a difference.

Trump or Musk would only do it if there is substantial gain for themselves. They don't give a damn about other people.

Very true. I don't think it was because they were all white and all male (probably not your conclusion either), but simply because the focus was on bringing aboard talented folks...who at that time happened to be white and male. --And, just like today, there could have been someone of a different race or sex who would have been great, but there was another barrier of entry preventing an opportunity (where they lived, their official schooling, their awareness of the position, etc..,)

@schwaaard spot on. When the barrier to entry was. You have to be able to tell a good story. Now it's if you tick our boxes you're in.

@@thejoshandcharles1 What's worse is that it seems that the folks who tick checkboxes are completely devoid of talent in whatever field they get in. It's not like we're uncovering a fantastically skilled work force that is only getting a chance because of these policies. You'd think there'd be a decent chance that one of the diversity hires would also happen to be really good at the job they apply for. ...But that doesn't seem to be the case. I think most genuinely talented folks of any race or sex already had jobs or careers they were suited for before DIE initiatives began in earnest. The only folks getting hired now are the ones who failed in the past because they were objectively not qualified.

@@schwaaard yep. No one cares what you are who you are and what you choose to do. Within reason, of course (no pedos). Tell me a good story, and I'll be captivated. And yet corporations like Disney call us racists.

Very astute comments. Fully agreed.

Bahahaha