Disney is An AWFUL Evil Company

On this video I would like to expose Disney for who they really are.
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Disney has recently been in the midst of a whole scandalous lawsuit having to do with a wrongful death. I think it's important to raise awareness to this instance specifically due to the horrible corporate legal strategies which have been in full display for the world to see.

Due to how Disney has weaponized their Disney+ subscription service against their own customers,
I strongly suggest each and every single one of you to think carefully before you sign up for anything involving this terrible company for the future.

On this video we will also briefly discuss corporations in general, such as Netflix and more to delve into a wider and broader topic namely the concept of misrepresentation of facts for political reasons and virtue signaling.

One of my main arguments over the years has been that these companies only pretend to be your friend or to care for minorities while in reality all their representation is fake and politically driven and possibly only focused on profits and monetary gains at the expenses of real representation of historical facts, mythology and minorities for that.

I hope you enjoy this video and thanks for watching.

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[mnirwin]

Don't have a Disney+ account and never had any intention of getting one.
I'd say "The mouse that is now a rat" but frankly that's an insult to rats.

[jackarnold]

Disney is absolutely vile. Boycott it and boycott it hard.

[CatsAttackAgain]

Husband+mother: "This is the most brutal moment in our lives. We watched our loved one die because your negligence and it will haunt us forever. We want compensation; a relatively meager amount considering the treasure we've lost, so small it isn't even punitive because nothing will bring her back."
Disney: "remember that time you watched the mandalorian"

[dukecity]

Disney has insured that nothing creative or interesting will ever be produced.

[slayer]

As a widower myself, who lost a spouse to medical malpractice, I feel bad for this guy. In my case, I was told by 12 different law firms that they wouldn't take the case because all the judges in my area were sympathetic to the doctors. A rude awakening for someone who always believed in justice.

[marcel_suter]

I guess the "plus" in Disney+ is that you're getting screwed.

[WKogut]

American and European legislators should ban forced arbitration. Any company that includes this shit in their terms of service should get anti-trust lawsuit

[pickme.picker]

South park has been pointing out how evil disney is for AGES!

[gonug]

I'm keeping my daughter away from Disney related products and commercials like it were a society of pedophiles.

[Guderian]

I once tried arguing with someone with the exact same thing: Africans have their own mythology, they should get movies based on that, not race swap character.
The only reply from the other side is that i am a nazi because i'm a german. And because i'm a nazi i'm wrong because i'm a racist and a nazi.

[markorajcevic]

Any contract that denies a person to sue anyone should be automatically illegal.

[BlackHei]

Ever since that Mulan fiasco I've tried to not give Disney money in anyway.

[TheBonusHoles]

Remember when Disney prevented a grieving family from getting a Spider-Man themed headstone for their child who died on trademark grounds? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

[MsCadamia]

I HATE that Lucas sold Star Wars to Disney

[Darkmesna]

You don't have to tell me how evil Disney is. I just watched what they did to Star Wars for a decade.

[josephmessina]

I worked as a contract field engineer at WDW in 1988-1991 and can honestly tell as an outsider who wasn't a cast member, just how evil this place was 35 years ago and how they bought and sold the souls of people.

[sonora]

I mean nothing really beats them refusing to allow a family to put Spider-Man on their five year old son's TOMBSTONE, but I guess this is more blatant

[MarcusCaddock]

I have been boycotting Disney for about two years now and I have not heard any good reason to stop.

[greyfriars]

I don't have cable tv at all, so babysitting my grandsons can be challenging (5 years and 7 years). I hit on the idea of showing them some silent movies, they weren't impressed at first, until I put on Buster Keaton's The General and Harold Lloyds Safety Last. The 7 year old was fascinated when I explained Keaton and Lloyd did most of their own stunts. The 5 year old laughed his head off at Laurel and Hardy. The 7 year old wanted to know more, so we watched a documentary about Keaton that evening. I don't know how long the interest will last, but I have hope for the 7 year old.