accused the company of giving a previous local board and its employees millions of dollars’ worth of tickets, discounted hotel stays, merchandise and other benefits
Pot, meet kettle:
Florida school vouchers can pay for TVs, kayaks and theme parks. Is that OK?
And he’s using taxpayer dollars for this.
so this round of bitching is just run of the mill extortion… “GIVE US FREE STUFF OR ELSE”
Every accusation is a confession. They want gifts.
Sounds like the “moms of 3ways” wife on the board is trying to generate some noise to detract from her rapist husband being in the news.
Lets see if it takes.
We want gifts too!
oh don’t tell them about the supreme court
So bribing?
And perfectly acceptable if you’re not a moron.
Reedy Creek is just Disney. It’s the Disney roads, the Disney fire department, the Disney sewers, and literally nothing else. Disney pays all the taxes, and up until DeSantis, Disney just told them what was in the best interest of the parks. Reedy Creek doesn’t serve anyone other than Disney, and doesn’t make any decisions that don’t affect Disney.
Of course the board was all Disney people. Who else would want the job? What other priorities would they have? The 18 other owners of undeveloped land that only has value because it’s next to Disney? The 50 some odd permanent residents who mostly work at Disney? The tourists visiting Disney?
The board would determine how much money they needed to keep the traffic lights on, and Disney would give them the money. Disney offered discounts and perks because it helped them attract high-quality administrators and civil servants.
There are many competing theories of government, how big it should be, what they should be responsible for, how they should determine how much to tax, and how those taxes should be spent. The Reedy Creek District was a rare example of ideal governance, because they had one constituent and one source of income, the mouse. No waste, no abuse, no corrpution because it was all out in the open. “We need to fix the road outside of Epcot.” Ok, that will cost exactly this much money. “Ok, here is exactly that amount of money.” It was a Republican wet dream, like if the Hoover Institute produced their own version of The West Wing.
It’s actually amazing that DeSantis managed to fuck it up that spectacularly. It took them a year to produce an 80 page report that tells everyone what we already knew because it wasn’t a secret.
What he didn’t say is that they owe 2 million in taxes.
No silly, corporations don’t pay taxes.
No, these are personal taxes.
You’re going to have to cite a credible source there, bud.
Try looking at the link I provided
Oh you mean that link that you sent to someone else?
Sorry that I didn’t send something especially to you, but it’s been there a long time.
LOL LOL you really are full of yourself. My comment came first. Stop being a troll.
You really don’t understand how distributed networks work.
That’s projection. It’s not my responsibility to come back to a thread later to see if you might have added something after I left the thread. You’re weird and not worth my time, so will block you now.
deleted by creator
And perfectly acceptable if you’re not a moron.
Reedy Creek is just Disney. It’s the Disney roads, the Disney fire department, the Disney sewers, and literally nothing else. Disney pays all the taxes, and up until DeSantis, Disney just told them what was in the best interest of the parks. Reedy Creek doesn’t serve anyone other than Disney, and doesn’t make any decisions that don’t affect Disney.
Of course the board was all Disney people. Who else would want the job? What other priorities would they have? The 18 other owners of undeveloped land that only has value because it’s next to Disney? The 50 some odd permanent residents who mostly work at Disney? The tourists visiting Disney?
The board would determine how much money they needed to keep the traffic lights on, and Disney would give them the money. Disney offered discounts and perks because it helped them attract high-quality administrators and civil servants.
There are many competing theories of government, how big it should be, what they should be responsible for, how they should determine how much to tax, and how those taxes should be spent. The Reedy Creek District was a rare example of ideal governance, because they had one constituent and one source of income, the mouse. No waste, no abuse, no corrpution because it was all out in the open. “We need to fix the road outside of Epcot.” Ok, that will cost exactly this much money. “Ok, here is exactly that amount of money.” It was a Republican wet dream, like if the Hoover Institute produced their own version of The West Wing.
It’s actually amazing that DeSantis managed to fuck it up that spectacularly. It took them a year to produce an 80 page report that tells everyone what we already knew because it wasn’t a secret.
Excellent answer.
