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  Velky 🌟 (@Velkyen) reported 2 minutes ago

  Super late addition: id also like to mention that there is literally livestreamers on YouTube that bait kids into spending money from their parents, manipulating them into doing terrible things, making them watch the streamer potentially “hurting” themselves to keep them watching. But yeah go off on the 2d vtuber that talks about handle bars and ***** bro. Comment about how “oh no u made an innuendo like disney and every other kids show has done, how could you be so evil” You want to advocate for safety of kids? Then start looking at the right place first before u talk.

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  minneauxTx (@MinneauxTex) reported 7 minutes ago

  @IGN paid for opposition... they all work for Disney🙄 funny how they didn't say a word when Disney bought Fox, or Hulu .... they can take their letter and FO... all for the Paramount merger..

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  Amol (@inigmati) reported 9 minutes ago

  To get this joke work in India, replace Disney with T-Series.

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  Hinata🤍✨ (@HinataH28678309) reported 13 minutes ago

  @jnkylia Sabrina left Disney a while ago and she didn’t had her moment until a while after so what’s their problem

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  exsire (@exsiremoment) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm The last time I’ve heard Disney produce a home alone adaptation it was terrible so why does the same company & studio behind the last one go ahead and approach the original actor, just let the classics be left alone if there is no actual good reason on why another reboot

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  thewittywhy (@thewittywhy) reported 17 minutes ago

  @PreduToons209 There needs to be more quality like this made and put in theaters. Raise kids on quality and they’ll never accept the slop that companies like Disney try to market ever again.

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  Just Another Nasty Canadian (@GryphonDorn) reported 22 minutes ago

  @juliadelbel Yeah it was unfortunate they tried to incorporate more diversity at the same time Disney piled the pressure on them to churn out content to push Disney+. most problems were due to forced quantity over quality, now it feels like they're throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

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  Awakened Ape (@MichaelRafael84) reported 22 minutes ago

  (From Memoirs & Misinformation) “America is a failing fascist Ponzi scheme. It doesn’t take care of its sick, doesn’t care for its poor. Doesn’t protect its children. Abandons its veterans and its elderly. America’s very God is a fraud, invented by marauding settlers to justify native genocide, a savage deity blessing a savage people, forgiving the napalming of babies in Vietnam, the starvation of five hundred thousand Iraqis in our own lives. And who at this table lost five seconds even thinking about that? No, we drown that out with our positive personal affirmations. We don’t even look after our own. The people who work fifteen hours a day doing our makeup, hair, and wardrobe have to invoice the studios six or seven times before they get paid. They beg while someone siphons interest off their money. And whose ******* idea was a fifteen-hour day in the first place? Once, we were artists. Pure! But we, all of us, we became a distraction, compromised for the sake of fame, comfort, the approval of strangers. We spend our lives pursuing something as empty as ‘relevance’ and they use our fear of losing it to corral us. ***** Malaysian money. Saudi money. We’ll take it all. What went wrong? We sing and dance not to entertain but to distract people from the crushing gears of a capitalist machine that has no ideals save for greed and violence. And let’s not kid ourselves, Hollywood is the best PR firm the gunmakers ever had. What a sick culture. When you can perceive beauty there’s no excuse for serving ugliness. For aiding cons, inflaming desires, promising everything and delivering nothing. It doesn’t matter what you put on TV because people are so frightened and lonely they’ll watch it just to hear human voices and feel like they’re not alone. They’re so beaten down all they need is a soccer tournament every four years and they stay in their place. This is not a society. This is a system of soul-murder. And history will not be kind to us for our complicity, because we know better. The executives”—he nodded Maoishly to the Disney team—“they can say they were serving their god Mammon, but we artists can’t. We’re all East German playwrights now, complicit with the regime! And there will come a time of judgment. We’re destroying the planet. This cannot last. The American citizen is so lost he doesn’t realize he’s a factory pig. Drugged and poisoned from the cradle to the grave. Chained to impossible debts. Never ever free. Liberty? Bah! This is a land of invisible fences, we’re all prisoners watching Capra on movie night. But nothing lasts forever. Europe’s monarchies sent their sons to die in the trenches of the Somme just as surely as we drove Chiang Kai-shek into the sea. You think America will be different? You think this era, one not of consumption but of gluttony, will last forever? It will not . . . We’re going six thousand miles an hour around the sun and nobody’s driving this *****!” said Gary Busey from the woods, where, for his own reasons, he was halfway up an eighty-foot pine tree. There will come another crisis soon. The capitalist scheme will collapse, the people will reclaim their rights. There will be violent unrest. Ask yourselves, Which side am I on? That of the people, or of the billionaires and their running dogs whose heads, I promise, will end up on sticks. The revolution begins now. The death of false gods!" -- Jim Carrey & Dana Vachon

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  Benzinga (@Benzinga) reported 23 minutes ago

  Steve Jobs Was Worth Billions But Said Money Wasn’t That Important Steve Jobs was worth billions, but he repeatedly framed money as secondary to the work. In a 1996 PBS documentary, Jobs said he had been worth more than $1 million at 23, $10 million at 24 and $100 million at 25, and that it was not that important. That mindset carried into his second run at Apple $AAPL. From 1997 until he stepped down in 2011, Jobs took a symbolic $1 annual salary with no bonuses. That does not mean he was unpaid in a practical sense. Apple awarded him a Gulfstream V airplane valued at $90 million in 2001, and his wealth was also tied to equity in companies including Pixar and Disney $DIS. Still, the symbolism mattered. Jobs wanted the focus to be on Apple’s revival, products and long-term impact. The lesson is not that salary does not matter for most people. It obviously does. The lesson is that once money reaches a certain point, purpose can become the bigger driver. Jobs’ legacy was built around what he created, not the paycheck he took.

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  We are under ******* attack ʚïɞ (@vizpac240719) reported 24 minutes ago

  @hellosamanthas @descendantstrr Hmm that’s awful. I wonder how she would be able to work on a disney set like that. Theres a rumor there will be a sixth movie.

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  Blorby (@confusedcatgrl) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Nintendo @Disney It's a big stretch jumping from 3rd to 1st party games, but unironically, I never had issues playing on my PC, because I ******* own what I pay for. Sure, since the latest gpu update @nvidia pushed out, my gpu has been running a bit spotty, but it's still better than a switch 2.

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  That’s Sowdev™️ (@Thatssowdev) reported 27 minutes ago

  She was 17 during filming. Left at 18. Kylie is 21… Sabrina was 17 when she left gmw & 24 when espresso popped off. Again… Kylie is 21 still on Disney channel & making coming of age music. If she wants to move on then there’s no issue. That beyond makes sense actually

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  Mike (@Hyper_59) reported 30 minutes ago

  @cosmic_marvel @MattBelloni It’s not going to work because both actors who played Kevin’s parents are not with us anymore. Someone tell Disney that they waited DECADES too late to do it and those awful cashgrab sequels were unnecessary

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  **** Bertram (@Dastardlyb247) reported 30 minutes ago

  @jhlasa @PincherMartin8 Like I said, I’m not an immigration ideologue. I’m willing to entertain more legal pathways to work, but not until we’re damn sure that we’ve done our due diligence for American workers. I don’t care if the tech bros want an experienced person so they don’t have to train a grad. So long as there are grads looking for work, you don’t get an H1-b. You get the Disney thing where the American workers were literally forced to train Indian replacements in order to get their severance.

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  James (@MegaKnightX) reported 31 minutes ago

  @LibertyCappy It's okay for adults to have fun at Disney, but if meeting a costumed character moves you to tears then that might indicate a problem.