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Disney is an attel spirit. They had seven of the top 10 grossy movies in 2021, but now they're

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lucky to break even. In the Emma Jones 5, I'm Man on the Worst 3, the little mermaid elemental

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liar, the list of their flopshis keep on coming, and it's losing the company hundreds of millions

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of dollars every single time. And everything associated with Disney is now failing, Marvel,

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Lucas Films, 20th Century Fox, Pixar, even Vise, which they own over a quarter of, has now

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actually gone bankrupt. All of these blunders have cost Disney didly, causing their stock price

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to drop dramatically. From nearly $200 to couple of years ago to $86 to day, that's nearly

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a 60% loss, and all this bad news is about talking with their demise. With rumors even coming out,

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their Disney are preparing to sell out to Apple. I mean they sold out creatively, and now it

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looks like they're also selling out financially. But whilst this Apple deal will probably never happen,

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Disney is still looking to downsize in the face of such massive losses. It's been reported that

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they're going to sell out many parts of Disney, which begs the question what happened to her.

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But when you take a look at all of their different studios, you'll see that every part of the

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Disney Empire is crumbling to dust. So first, they'll take a look at Marvel, which used to be a

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licensed to print money for Disney. Nearly every single Marvel film was a massive success,

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literally making Disney billions of dollars. But ever since endgame, something's been off.

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They ran out of stories to cover, but the main arc over, most of the characters were either written

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out, or had nothing to do anymore. The big names of the franchise Ironman and Captain America,

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both finished their arcs, and the other hero is when he would pick up the slack.

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Thor, the only remaining part of the big three, was Richard and his latest and most likely final

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film, Thor Love and Thunder. And yet this movie felt like it was written by children. The story had

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no real weight, and all the characters were treating everything like a joke.

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Comic-C Bad CGI effects stuck out like a sore thumb, and there were more plot holes in

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nonsense who decisions didn't ever before. While some of the post-en game Marvel movies have

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found success, by Spider-Man No Way Home, or Guy Lens at the Galaxy 3, this was almost

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inspiced in them being Marvel movies. They added something new or original. Something that made

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them feel actually worth watching. However, other Marvel movies that followed the same cookie cut

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of formula have flopped massively. The most recent one, the third Ironman film, is a great example.

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It bombed out of the box office and spent a lot of time making one of the first Disney

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Marvel films to not even break either. It only barely beats our black widow in a tunnels,

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which both released when cinema was shut down by the pandemic. And we're sure to see a bunch

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more flops. Snow White being one of them. And they may have taken over 30 films, but people

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are just getting tired of this recycled, woken nonsense. And after an end game, there's never

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really been more Marvel films can do, without bringing something new to the table itself.

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But the recent delays to the upcoming Avengers and Captain America films, they're clearly

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worried. News of Marvel films going wildly over budgets have also plagued Marvel.

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Dr. Strange reportedly went $100 billion over budget alone. These costs were then justified

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when they pulled in billions. But now, they're just a massive liability. And as the age of

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Marvel comes to an end, Disney is struggling to fool back on other franchises. Lucas films in

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their catalog hasn't been working out so well for Disney. After they finished off the

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new trilogy of films, there hasn't been much room left to grow into for Star Wars.

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New movies based around the universe like Solo, a Star Wars story have really found that

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much success. Whilst they found some success with longer Star Wars shows in their streaming platform,

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they've been forced to almost abandon new movies entirely. Other Lucas film properties have been

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even worse. Just look at Indiana Jones 5, the sequel that nobody asked for. The opening box

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of his debut of $130 million, despite being carried by Harrison Ford and John Williams,

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the film lost Disney hundreds of millions. Whilst all the ingredients for a good movie were

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there, maybe except the writing, it just didn't really pan out. People wanted interested in the first

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place, and a film did little to make yourself worth buying a ticket. Without the Indiana Jones

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name, it would have been forgotten in days. However with this name, it made take a few weeks.

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And despite being branded as the final installment, you can be sure of a remake later

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down the line of Disney even last that long. Pixar and their classic animated films have also

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been suffering just as much if not more. Instead of creating new stories in these franchises,

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or even new ideas in general, they decided that making a live action

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inclusively soulish version of an old film was good enough. Aladdin, the Lion King,

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Rulan, Peter Pan, the Little Mermaid and most recently Snow White,

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where they pushed their entire history just for a quick buck. Each of these room exists

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driven the nail further into the coffin. Each one of Rhodes looks a little more of their

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reputation and credibility. And for Disney, that's all they have. They're brand us how they get

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people to come to Disney World or go to the movie theater. On the surface these films seem like

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Disney's trying to make up for their racist roots and bring their classics into the modern age.

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But that's all just a cup of a nir. I mean let's take a look at one of Disney's

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most ridiculous moves towards wokeness. The upcoming live actions Snow White movie,

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why we needed another one is a different question. But it looks like they've completely lost

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the point of the original, judging by photos from the set instead of seven dwarfs,

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Snow White isn't stacoing to become friends with seven magical creatures of varying

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ethnicities. They won't be a prince either. Instead Snow White will be able to take power over

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the brown for herself. On how about another one of their latest projects? That's already been

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forgotten, like you. How Disney's both thought it was a good idea is actually insane. It's not just

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that it's another toy store remake. It's a film based on a franchise that's still being made.

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It's a film based on the fictional backstory of a fictional toy that was meant to be

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a generic as possible, with a huge sprinkling of work mixed in. And on top of these loose foundations,

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they built a slow, unoriginal story, bousin indistela security guard. It's a one that the film

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even made back its $200 million production cost. But adding that hundreds of million spent on

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marketing and you get a sense of how Disney's stock is full and so low. To keep your edge nowadays,

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you need to do better than remake some performative workness. This is a world where even the biggest

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global companies lost $800 billion in a single day. Yet still, new media continues cannibalizing

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itself. Sucking any value or entertainment, out of anything that's beloved by the actual users.

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Or while increasing prices and slashing offers, as everyone begs them not to. So while fairly

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maybe deserved, it makes you wonder. If the giants of yesterday like Netflix and Disney

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let's in their company since stock prices plummet, where are we supposed to put a hard-earned money?

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Where do we look for opportunities? Especially since what's currently been sold as market

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salvation is actually growth in just 7 tech stocks. Opportunities that are long overheat and

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overpriced by the time we get to them. But CEOs like Bob Iger would have us blissfully chasing

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these big names while they stay one step ahead, storing their wealth in secret of markets

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known for their stability. Now we can be the billionaire of their own game. Getting into a market that

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keeps growing fueled by the Uber rich. The art market. Even during 2023's economic catastrophe,

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Other attempts to reignite Pixar like Elemental have also flopped. Whilst it wasn't new

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and original idea on the surface, really it was just rehash of other much better Pixar films,

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like Inside Out. In fact, it was the second worst-performing Pixar film of all time in just its first

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three days. Only beats in by the initial release of Toy Story. But you get the feeling that Elemental

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won't have the same success as Duneline. There's absolutely no magic to the film.

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Even Vites, yet another part of Disney's Empire has been failing. In fact, it completely failed

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commercially, going bankrupt in spectacular fashion. Once worth billion. The company was bought

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our recently for just $300 million. So you might have started noticing a pattern here. Vites threw

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away their credibility and their good name by completely changing their content. They used to make

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gritty, real documentaries about the criminal underworld and the forgotten people of the world,

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telling interesting edge stories no matter where. But now, they've been reduced to a boss feet

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alone, pumping out vacuous, unoriginal, but incredibly politically corrupt idiots. Fake edge

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in as many people as they sit. And so they stop watching, and the whole company eventually went

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bust. Now they're just another example of how everything Disney has touched has been falling apart.

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With failures across the board, it's not surprising that Disney stock price has seen a 60% drop,

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but that's just the tip of the iceberg. Everything about Disney's stumbling bureaucracy is collapsing

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One of the most damaging aspects of their collapse has been the dense and less streaming revenue.

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Disney plus lost around 2.4 million subscribers in the last 3 months of 2022. And they haven't

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stayed since. And this is a huge part of their business. A million people checking out shows a massive

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loss in trust for their audience. Cozden them to announce the firing of over 7,000 employees. And when

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the failure started coming in, Disney had a knee-joke reaction and even fired their new CEO Bob

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to pack. To pack had been chosen as Bob Augus successor, the man who ran Disney from 2005 into

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2020, all to great success. Making Disney one of them is powerful and bridges companies in the world.

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But then just a year later, facing a financial disaster, Disney unceremoniously fired Japan and

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rehired IG. However, this didn't really make a difference because the roti Disney started

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well before Japan to control. And he barely had enough time to change anything. Now Augus trying

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to sell off parts of the empire, offering some of Disney's TV networks like ABC and ESPN to other

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conglomerates. As even rumours, he could sell the entire empire to Apple from multi-billion

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figure. But Apple denied that deal would take place. People often blamed Disney's failures for

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the fact that they went woke. And it's not really hard to see why. But common theme throughout

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all of their failures is this weird focus on identity politics progressivism as sticking it to

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the man over a rigidity and creativity. And it's been the same across all of their franchises.

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Combined with original ideas and poor execution, it's made much nearly any Disney products

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at all. But their false woeism hasn't just been limited to their movies. Disney's recent

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feud with Ronda Santas has exposed a lot about both parties. It began with a forwarder

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bill, championed by the presidential hopeful, which would ban gender education for the first few

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years of school. Then, per regulations, and more they teach the order children.

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LGBT activists protested as a direct attempt to push new ideas about gender and identity

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out of the school system. And Disney were happy to lend them a hand, making a series of

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donations to LGBT groups, which bothered to gigantic feud with the Santas.

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Of the trading insults online and some of color remarks, the disagreement he did are.

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The Santas started using the power of the state against Disney, going straight for the throats.

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He got rid of Disney's special tax districts, which they ran themselves, replacing it with a

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hostile board of his close allies. Using the districts, Disney had been able to govern

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their own tracks of land with minimal government intervention. The Santas even threatened to

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set up a prison or a competitor theme park right next to Disney World Florida. Disney retaliated

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by so indesanders, protesting the recent changes as unconstitutional and demanding the reinstatement

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of their special privileges. Whilst the legal battle is still ongoing, it's already rumoured that

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the Santas is looking for a way out, especially as it could overshadow his upcoming presidential

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election. Disney also isn't too keen on the tax breaks and advantages they lost, especially with

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the wider company and chaos. On the whole, fighting a legal battle with Disney isn't really the

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best idea. Their legal department is the best paid in the world, and less than through lawsuits

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after lawsuit, however challenges them. But this is also a huge reason for the massive downfall

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in recent years. Disney's predatory corporate structure is finally destroying them from within,

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and it's the reason behind all of their awful choices in the past few years.

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Most of the companies use this on the same, because it's so dedicated to extracting wealth from

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their intellectual property. Disney World and all of the billions of products they sell

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all relies on their hoard of culture. They make billions, slicing the other Disney

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name across the world. Most international Disney worlds aren't even actually run by Disney,

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but with such a valuable prize, they need some seriously ill-must return force that laws.

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Disney's legal department is so outsized and monolithic that the new chief legal officer

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made nearly $15 million in 2022. Mountain to almost the same size as the CEO's salary.

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The previous chief legal officer was the best paid in the world, and then new one will remain

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in the top spots. All this money and power combined with tens of millions for political lobbying

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has given Disney virtual immunity. And if you just want to taste of how much influence

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Disney has, the two Disney lands in the U.S. have the same airspace restrictions that are reserved

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for military bases. They're the only two places in America, not run by the government with that

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privilege. And as all of these parts of Disney that feed off their intellectual property,

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and over time, they've become the vast majority of what the company is. They've kept it going

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indefinitely, by literally changing the copyright laws, getting more extensions to the deadline

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than a struggling college student. Over a hundred years and into the future, the only thing

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they're going to lose is Steamboa Willie specifically, a cartoon from 1928. It's lifespan

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as property of Disney has been extended twice so far, and everything else was stay under Disney's

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control indefinitely. These other parts of Disney, corporate parts, has spread like a cancer completely

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outgrow in the past the company that actually creates value. Now they've lost even that,

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as the company has been affected by the corporate side of the business. You see in recent times,

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Disney has found itself increasingly catering to the ruined of its investors. Under the leadership

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of its new cost-contrast and relentless executives, Disney has been tied for money, doing everything

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they can to make a profit, no matter the cost. And this trend has been going on for several years

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now. This greedy cost-cutting method of making money didn't really seem to harm Disney. Their

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reputation was immaculate, and they had the confidence to do anything to make money. But they

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would eventually take it too far a few years ago. As in their quest to maximize profits, they

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reached a point of denying grieving parents the right to place an image of Spider-Man on their

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four-year-old child's tombstone. Disney just survived this by stating that they wanted to preserve

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the quotes magic and innocence of their characters. Unless of course, the father was willing to pay

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a substantial fee. But it didn't stop there because this highlighted the much bigger issue that has

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been plaguing Disney for the last few years. And this comes from its investors political strategy.

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You see, Disney's former CEO Bobbiker stated that the company should be taking a stand-on political

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issues, and were no longer shy away from politics in the future. This would be a statement that

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would come back to buy Disney company horrendously, and it likely trickled down from BlackRock

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one of Disney's top shareholders, earning 120 million shares within Disney.

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Now to be clear, BlackRock is a powerful investment management firm, overseeing approximately

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10% of all stocks traded globally, which amounts to about $10 trillion in assets.

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Bloomberg even referred to BlackRock as quote, a fourth branch of government.

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BlackRock's founder and CEO Larry Think has personal connections with the former

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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, and BlackRock has controlled over several major banks,

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which is why Think is often considered the most influential man in America.

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Because most investors and banks use BlackRock's ESG ratings to decide whether to invest in

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a company, and to be clear, an ESG rating according to BlackRock measures a company's exposure

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to long-term environmental, social, and governance risks. These risks include things like energy

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efficiency, worker safety, and board independence, which can have significant financial

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implications if not properly managed. But then in 2018, this school underwent a change,

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and Think wrote a letter to all the companies under his influence stating that they must quote

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contributors to society or risk losing our support. Adding that quote,

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societies demand in that companies both public and private, serve as social purpose.

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And of course, Disney would do everything it can to satisfy its biggest investors.

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So it shouldn't be any shock that Disney has the second highest ESG rating in the entertainment industry,

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which is why today we see Disney at the forefront of the recent post for social justice and

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progressivism. Now the first crack start of the show, when Disney became increasingly political,

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strongly opposing Florida's new public education bill, which prevented teachers from educating

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children, blue, thug, grades, about sex, and gender ideology. Now it's unclear why Disney is so

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very many opposed this particular bill, or why a multinational billion dollar company

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that relies on the state of Florida would suddenly weigh in on great education, unless it's

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somehow related to their history rating. The didn't stop there. Disney is at the forefront of

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educating people on white privilege, giving their employees white privilege checklists as a part of

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an internal program that includes a series of training modules and anti-racies. As they frequently

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instruct their employees not to question the left experiences of their black colleagues, and to

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challenge colorblind ideologies and rhetoric, recommending materials to their employees like quote,

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75 things white people can do for racial justice, and your kids are not too young to talk about

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race. All while they sense a black people from the movie posts in China, an actively support

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government accused genocide and racial segregation. Because while fighting for gay rights in the

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West, they're happy to density fold a sense ship in other countries. The only reason why you made

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it into the new cycle last year was because the same sex kiss scene and the predictable

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controversy that surrounded it. But Disney cut that scene from release in Russia, China, and the

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Middle East. Other films including endgame were adopted for foreign release to take out any LGBT

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friendly scenes. And a decisions like this that show Disney's hypocrisy and corporate greed for

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what they really are. And profitors take, they always put the money over everything else. Just

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look at their opposition to Hollywood strikes. Surely this modern diverse company should support

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workers rights and fair pay for the people who keep them afloat. Right? Well of course not.

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Boba Gidkul the strikes disruptive, and said the writers please for fair play were unrealistic.

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All while making $27 million a year. As soon Boba Gidkul is in for an awakening.

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Disney is on the brink of collapse. A few more flops could really be the push they need to

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finally fall apart. But with their awful track record for ethics and honesty, it's been a long time

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coming.