Posted on May 18, 2023
Disney scraps plans for new Florida campus, mass employee relocation amid DeSantis feud
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If Disney would act like any other tourist attraction inf Fl and Pay their fair share of tourism money fromtheir parks then there probably wouldn't be a proble...but they had their own :district" and di their own thing amking money hand over fist and not giving it back to Floridians.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Not sure where the right got the idea that Disney World doesn't pay taxes, they do. https://www.wral.com/story/fact-check-how-does-new-florida-law-affect-disney-s-tax-status/20261882/
Thinking of the agreement as something that allowed Disney to build and make improvements without having to get town, county, and state permits is probably the most accurate way to think of it.
Thinking of the agreement as something that allowed Disney to build and make improvements without having to get town, county, and state permits is probably the most accurate way to think of it.
Fact check: How does new Florida law affect Disney's tax status?
A popular Facebook post says that Florida lawmakers and Gov. Ron DeSantis recently passed a new law that "erases" the Walt Disney World Resort's "tax exempt law," potentially costing the company $200 million a year. PolitiFact checks the claim.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen Religious Dogma and Idiocy over Real Business Sense seems to be the Way of the Modern Republican Party!
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How do you get "bankrupt Florida tourism" from this?
The campus was an EMPLOYEE campus, not a tourist one. Further, Disney still plans to expand its Florida-based operations, including adding attractions to the main campus and cruise ships to the Florida fleet.
Also, Florida still has a bunch of, you know, the things? with the water and the sand?
Plus Universal Studios, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, the Keys, Miami, the Everglades, Spring Break Central.... and on and on.
MeThinks you waxed a bit hyperbolic based on your desire to tear down a strong GOP leader.
The campus was an EMPLOYEE campus, not a tourist one. Further, Disney still plans to expand its Florida-based operations, including adding attractions to the main campus and cruise ships to the Florida fleet.
Also, Florida still has a bunch of, you know, the things? with the water and the sand?
Plus Universal Studios, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, the Keys, Miami, the Everglades, Spring Break Central.... and on and on.
MeThinks you waxed a bit hyperbolic based on your desire to tear down a strong GOP leader.
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