Opinion | DeSantis promoted the Bud Light boycott. Now he’s mad it worked.
Opinion | DeSantis promoted the Bud Light boycott. Now he’s mad it worked.
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Opinion | DeSantis promoted the Bud Light boycott. Now he’s mad it worked.
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- abuses state power to punish political dissent by a business
- abuses state power to punish a business for taking losses from having been abused by state power
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- abuses state power to violently threaten a public health official and her family for having the sheer unmitigated gall to - wait for it - call the state government out for falsifying pandemic data.
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Lmao who is downvoting this? It’s a matter of public record.
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"Fa... shist? What's a fash-iss? Is that even a real thing??"
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Has lawmakers change state law letting him continue to be governor just before announcing his bid to run for president.
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If you think he’s mad now, wait until Disney leaves Florida and all the old people in Tampa die of easily preventable illnesses. He’ll be stuck trying to figure out how to appeal to Cuban expats in Miami and the two ‘Pub cousinfuckers left at FSU.
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Disney isn't leaving Florida. Even in their worst case scenario, WDW is going to be ridiculously profitable.
What's more likely is they pull out as many non WDW assets as they reasonably can.
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Why leave when they can just wait him out? But I’d bet the mouse pays way more attention to politics in the future and tries to make sure chucklefucks like Rhonda Sand Tits don’t get elected in the future.
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They will transition elsewhere. Florida is no longer a friendly and profitable state and others will throw their hats in the ring quickly
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… easily preventable diseases … and heat stroke.
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The #1 retirement state in the country now is Pennsylvania. Even a lot of elderly people know that they won't live as long in Florida.
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From the article:
Legal experts say any such suit would have virtually no chance of success, given serious jurisdictional, procedural and substantive problems.
On the substantive point: These kinds of shareholder suits are typically brought when members of a corporate board engage in self-dealing or fail in an oversight duty when the corporation has seriously violated the law. In this case, AB InBev merely made a (completely legal) marketing decision, in an attempt to expand its customer base. The strategy might have backfired — again, because of the anti-trans animus of people such as DeSantis — but that doesn’t mean the board somehow breached its fiduciary duty
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You're talking about the same idiot who used to take girls to Thai restaurants on dates and then dump them if they ever corrected him for pronouncing it "thigh food".
Desantis is literally only out to get as many conservative votes as he can and he won't let anything as trivial as facts, logic, reason, or even basic human decency stop him.
Don't forget, he also eats pudding with his hands.
Sometimes I forget just how petty and broken some people are.
Doesn't this just kick out the on-the-fence conservatives, making them want to vote the other side, third party or not vote? It sounds so stupid.