I think you may underestimate the governor's wisdom.

I think you may underestimate the governor's wisdom.
Re: I don't agree with DeSantis on this one. -- robertb	Post Reply	Top of thread	Forum

Posted by: LateForLunch ^Ž

04/26/2022, 02:43:47

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The Disney CEO was playing poker. His only hole-card was his belief that DeSantis would not pull the trigger. Disney can't close the park and move, so they will have to continue some how.

I've read some of the legal issues and there's nothing there that can't be worked out with existing law/policy. Disney will still have taxes assessed normally and any improvements they have made are the property of the city/state not Disney (even if they leave).

High-stakes poker is like that. The Disney CEO bluffed and lost. DeSantis knew that Disney would only get worse and worse (more and more radically wicked) with the old situation so he pulled the plug.

Modified by LateForLunch at Tue, Apr 26, 2022, 02:51:49

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"The Disney CEO was playing poker." -- I don't think he knew that. --- Russ Walden ( 04/27/2022, 14:03:44 ) ( 210 bytes ) +1

We had a similar issue a couple of years ago, . . . --- Russ Walden ( 04/27/2022, 15:08:32 ) ( 723 bytes ) +1

Equally plausible in all regards - pompous overstatements and inflammatory vituperation are SOP for 'Crat leaders these days. --- LateForLunch ( 04/28/2022, 05:28:22 ) ( 849 bytes )