Many long-time Disney fans are reportedly cancelling trips and subscriptions in great numbers recently, due to concerns over the company's "woke" take on several current issues.
Disney has been famous in the recent past, and has been cancelled itself, for cancelling conservative actress Gina Carano, and for releasing movies meant for children talking about themes such as masturbation.
According to the Daily Wire, however, "it was Disney's stance on Florida's bill banning classroom conversations on gender and sexual orientation for young children," that, according to those they interviewed, is pushing them "over the edge."
Disney executives, while at the same time expanding into parts of the world where homosexual acts are still illegal in the year 2022, have come out publicly as being opposed to the anti-grooming bill, which purports to put control of children's sexual education back in the hands of their parents or legal guardians.
One such parent disgruntled over Disney's turning their back on "family-friendly" content told the Daily Wire, "I'm not sorry for our decision and can't even pity a company for making such a poor decision when they have enough clout to do whatever the hell they want, and this is the direction they've decided upon."
Another stated, "I just can't invest $15 thousand or more in a company that so blatantly ignores science and family-friendly entertainment."
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