Comments on: Disneyworld: An Addemendum on Facism and Fairy Godmothers

By: bi polar, bi polar disorder, bi polar dis orders, manic depression

bi polar, bi polar disorder, bi polar dis orders, manic depression — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:53:51 +0000

bi polar dis orders…

bi polar, bi polar disorder, bi polar dis orders, manic depression…

By: reverenddave

reverenddave — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 18:30:36 +0000

Nice use of social spencerism, and normally I would consider myself a Ric Flair type of guy WHOOO but me against Disney is like a midget wrestling Andre the Giant, I could never beat the man and even if I could the man outweighs me by approx 450 pounds so I still couldnt BE the man

By: dave's mom

dave's mom — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:57:16 +0000

Trevor- Max does pay the rent at his Disney apartment -but i am staying out of this phylosophical discussion and am going to bake cookies. Have at it!

By: Trevor

Trevor — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 21:02:43 +0000

Good point on the 40s and 50s and don’t feel bad I can’t grow facial hair yet either. The point about the apartment may be true if the employee owned it or perhaps paid rent which I’m not sure if they do or not, but if they do not more power to the disney corp. for protecting what is theirs.

Easy with the Albert Speer comments, haha, an organizational genius that keeps a machine going maybe but a follower of hitler your better then that. Even if he did later show remorse.

P.S. I prefer to call it social spencerism since Herbert Spencer pioneered the applicaton of biological ideas about evolution to social phenomena, but I can see your point survival of the fittest is alright by me, but evolution as a result of struggle between individuals not so great of an idea.

Also I didn’t know you were a damn the man type of guy. I thought you were the Ric Flair type to be the man you have to beat the man.

By: reverenddave

reverenddave — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 16:33:45 +0000

i am well aware that crying about the inability to grow facial hair gets you no where. i have been doing it for years. and ill concede the point that currently there is no one forcing them to work there though i dont know if that argument would have held as much weight in the 40s and 50s when there was really very few options for jobs like cartoonists and walt was quick to threaten the blacklist which would have destroyed any career opportunities in entertainment.

all that said the intense facist parallels have more in my mind to the strict and overly big brotheresqe rules they implement backstage or out of site like regulating if a workers apartment is sufficiently clean.

and you just reminded me. thanks for the text telling me it was national coming out day. i got that while in Celebration and I half expected someone there to sense what the message said and kick me out immediately.

ps. i could see you doing real well for yourself in a facist society. like an albert speer or something. you have always had a touch of social darwinism about you

By: Trevor

Trevor — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 15:20:04 +0000

I’ll get started Dave. No one made those workers stay. They could have went and got different jobs. People that complain about the way they are treated at there jobs are pathetic if you don’t like it its not slavery go somewhere else. So, what they have to wear uniforms and conform to the corporate way of Disney its called good business decisions if the company doesn’t want facial hair then so be it. To bad so sad go cry to someone else cause you can’t grow your stupid goatee or chinstrap beard. Plus their rules sound a lot like where you went to high school uniform no facial hair? Don’t be upset about a man for employing thousands of people and making himself rich. So what if they had to endure some crap at least they got a paycheck.

By: barbara

barbara — Tue, 17 Oct 2006 22:06:10 +0000

Don’t get me started on Lion King……..sexism, totalitarianism, animalism, violence…

No, I’ll stop before I use up all the …..s on my computer.