Child-grooming Backlash — Disney Stock
Collapsed Nearly 50% in Year
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/23/2022 11:26:57 AM
One year ago, a share of Walt Disney Co. stock was worth nearly $180.00. Today, it’s worth—laughably—just $93. As Red State, who first reported on this, points out: “Disney stock has plummeted nearly 50 percent as their political-infused productions continue to turn away audiences and garner angry fan reactions.” I’ll get to that in a moment, but let’s not forget Disney’s decision to come out in favor of grooming prepubescent children grooming with gay porn in schools.(Snip)Disney has broken the three legs of its stool: Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars. What once was entertaining is now two things people hate about movies: 1) woke lectures
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Disney's top executives and board members should have their bonus structures adjusted to offset any losses realized by the falling stock prices they caused. That's the American way.