I believe the legislation would have to pass a bill taking away the tax benefits.
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Of course you don't. The Tea Party wasn't "denied". Political organizations applying for 501-3c (regardless of their affiliation) were denied a tax free status of that designation.
This is true. There was no valid reason to deny any organization that legitimately applied. And it is true that such denials were done on an apolitical basis.
Again, if conservatives are cool with the state weaponizing government to target a company that hasn't violated any laws...that pretty much runs counter to the entire right wing dogmaI believe the legislation would have to pass a bill taking away the tax benefits.
Florida lawmakers vote to end Disney’s tax privilege, self-governing status
Florida’s Republican-led Senate approved a bill on Wednesday looking to eliminate Disney’s special tax district that has allowed the company to self-govern its land.
You are totally mistaken
they weren’t…
treating a business like every other business isnkr weaponizing govt against them
I don’t want teachers telling my under 8 year old grandchildren the ins and outs of gay sex or trying to convince them they need to change genders without involving their parents.
The TEA party was around long before 2012. So you're way off on this one. Look at it this way. Your streak of being completely wrong is still in tact.
Except that is not the case. TESLA got a tax break to open a plant in Texas; Hyundai got a tax break to open a plant in South Carolina I believe. Stripping the tax break when the company did nothing illegal is weaponizing the government.
Okay...how about not letting your kids watch Disney movies... Just a thought.I don’t want teachers telling my under 8 year old grandchildren the ins and outs of gay sex or trying to convince them they need to change genders without involving their parents.
I don’t mind teaching about gay sex or gender changes when the kids are mature enough to comprehend such info.
In passing, Disney has an agenda to push the gay lifestyle. why can’t they just let kids be kids and provide good entertainment for them like they used to.
Disney Executive Producer Admits to ‘Gay Agenda,’ ‘Adding Queerness’ Wherever She Could
During a staff meeting on Florida's recent enactment of the Parental Rights in Education bill, an executive producer at Disney admitted to advancing a "not-at-all-secret gay agenda" to insert queerness into children's animation.news.yahoo.com
During a staff meeting on Florida’s recent enactment of the Parental Rights in Education bill, an executive producer at Disney said she was advancing a “not-at-all-secret gay agenda” to insert queerness into children’s animation.
Latoya Raveneau, executive producer for Disney Television Animation, talked about how the studio’s treatment of her progressive ideas defied her negative expectations of the company, in a video obtained by journalist Christopher Rufo. Instead of vetoing her pitches for LGBTQ-friendly Easter eggs or overt references in her series, Disney gladly accepted and included them, she claimed.
“In my little pocket of Proud Family Disney TVA, the showrunners were super welcoming . . . to my not-at-all-secret gay agenda,” she said. “Maybe it was that way in the past, but I guess something must have happened . . . and then like all that momentum that I felt, that sense of ‘I don’t have to be afraid to have these two characters kiss in the background.’ I was just, wherever I could, adding queerness. . . . No one would stop me, and no one was trying to stop me.”
She said that when she joined, she assumed Disney would try to keep LGBTQ elements out of content for younger audiences, but she was pleasantly surprised.
I believe the legislation would have to pass a bill taking away the tax benefits.
Florida lawmakers vote to end Disney’s tax privilege, self-governing status
Florida’s Republican-led Senate approved a bill on Wednesday looking to eliminate Disney’s special tax district that has allowed the company to self-govern its land.
Disney got a tax break when they opened up in FL, decades ago....to have them going on forever isn't necessary. They can be treated like every other company in FL at this point.
when did I say that? When did a Republican do that? Disney isn't being treated any differently then other companies in the state. It has a special status given to it by Govt, treating it differently, for decades, that special status is gone....so now it's being treated like everyone else. That's not weaponization, that's equality....I guess equality is something the left hates now, and giving tax breaks to major multi-national billion dollar companies (so long as they stay in line with the cult) is the party embraces. In political science classes they call that Fascism.
Because the legislation didn't pass the FL Gen Assembly 5 years ago.
I agree no business or company was ever targeted. The expiration of this special status applied to a range of companies, that got it back in the 1960s.
