re: Anyone that still subscribes to Disney+ is a cuck

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better cancel ESPN too then, since theyre owned by Disney

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Did that a LONG time ago. I signed up for Hulu TV this last season for the college games, but that is all I watched that was on ESPN. I am thinking I can do without even that next season. I could just go to a bar and drink a beer while waiting for my Dawgs to disappoint me.

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Anyone that still subscribes to Disney+

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Has children. /thread

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I get it free with my Verizon cell plan.

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For a year, but don't let it slip and start billing. Actually, I wonder how much VZ pays them. Mine was still in the "free zone" when I cancelled it today.

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So, I have to tell my kids, nephews, nieces and other various kids (at any given time there are 3 - 6 running around my house) that they can no longer watch their Disney shows because some guy named "Big_Slim" says that if they do, that means that other men get to have sex with my wife?

I don't understand.

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Well, you don't have to tell them anything and just know that you are not contributing to the hell they will be growing up in as our nation goes more and more Venezuelan north.

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That being said, you may want to take a look at all the media Disney owns.

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It's not as simple as just dropping Disney+.

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It's a heck of a lot more companies than are listed in that graphic.

OP is delusional in thinking one can fully align themselves with companies based on political leanings. It just isn't possible unless you go live in the woods and do nothing.

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I am surprised at how little I use of any of these.

P&G owns Gillette and I guarantee you they noticed that multi-billion dollar loss

Conservatives: it’s free speech, not freedom from consequences. If you don’t like a company’s politics, don’t do business with them.

Also conservatives: it’s literally impossible not to do business with them.


Not necessarily directed at you but I just find this whole situation somewhat hilarious.

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P&G owns Gillette and I guarantee you they noticed that multi-billion dollar loss

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At the end of the day, it's up to the individual as to why they drop things when stories like this happen.

For me, I dropped all sports in the summer, which included my LSU season tickets I'd had for 20 seasons, not because I hoped that my absence would hurt everyone enough for them to repent and stop doing what was pissing me off, but because I no longer liked their product enough to continue to pay for it. Truth is, there's almost nothing at this point any of them could do to get me to come back as a customer or fan. So in my mind, it was not a boycott, as that implies they can change behavior and win me back.

Same here for Disney+. I had decided a month or so ago that I'd never sign up for a long term plan anymore because there was not enough stuff on there I watched to warrant the cost, small as it was. Add to that this little stunt, which is only one of many for Disney and LucasFilms, and they made sure to never get any of my money again.

And none of that is dependent on others feeling the same way or doing the same thing. My decision to stop watching sports was not altered by the obvious fact that many said they were going to stop and clearly started watching as the football season went on.

Well, Hank, back in my day, we had to be more concerned about the subliminal messages being conveyed in Disney DVDs that seemingly turned an entire generation into sex maniacs who can't even get into a political discussion without using sexual terms like "cuck" in every discussion.