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by huijzer9 hours ago |
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upvoteby tete4 hours ago|
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In my opinion Disney is a horrible company, but not for these reasons and sorry, but the connection you are making is kind of sick.
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upvoteby ahartmetz5 hours ago|
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You picked a weird example. Did you know that small children literally suck on naked tits? They must be traumatized for life.
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upvoteby mvdtnz5 hours ago|
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Leading off with "they made me see a boob once" to demonstrate how evil they are is so funny.
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upvoteby latexr8 hours ago|
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> the company that hid an image of topless woman in The Rescuers (1977) movie

Disney is guilty of a lot of crap—everything else that you mentioned and much more—but that specific instance wasn’t their fault and they acted to correct it once they knew.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-rescuers-topless/

Again, I’m not here to defend Disney, they definitely are rotten, but we can point that out by listing all the things they definitely did badly and on purpose rather than leaning on dubious situations which weaken the argument.

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upvoteby RIMR9 hours ago|
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The very same Disney that hired Brian Peck to work on The Suite Life of Zack & Cody immediately upon his release from prison after serving 16 months for sexually abusing Drake Bell while working on Drake & Josh at Nickelodeon.
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upvoteby bigstrat20036 hours ago|
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That seems perfectly reasonable. In theory, someone being released from prison has paid for his crime and reformed his behavior (if not, that's a failing of the criminal justice system). In that case, he doesn't deserve further extrajudicial punishment like being unable to get a job, nor is it some kind of breach of morality to hire him.
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upvoteby pessimizer5 hours ago|
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> In theory, someone being released from prison has paid for his crime and reformed his behavior

There's no theory that says this.

> he doesn't deserve further extrajudicial punishment

1) You're explaining your own personal belief here and not referring to anything.

2) It is not extrajudicial punishment to not hire a child molester to work with children any more than it is extrajudicial punishment to not hire a bank robber to work at a bank.

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upvoteby codehorses1 hours ago|
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Exactly. I'm all for giving people who have been in prison employment, but maybe not in the exact way that they went to prison for in the first place. He could have worked at a bagel shop for all I care.
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