I'm not a fan of Disney, my children have never watched any of their television and only a few of their movies. I always thought they sexualized their children too much on shows and portrayed them as having to contend with issues that were not age appropriate, encouraging early sexual relationships as well as risk exposures.
Went to Disney world with them when I only had two and they were seven and eight. None of us could stand the insane crowds, waiting, for the content. They literally asked leave after waiting in line for an hour for a five minute ride.
I don't understand the blind obsession the public has with them, I don't understand how they don't see the unrealistic things Disney teaches, I don't understand how full grown adults fan girl over them.
I have neighbors who have Disney crap all over their vehicles and go every year spending thousands of dollars, not including all the Disney paraphernalia they collect. In all seriousness they even had the mom and two daughters with manicures and pedicures of Mickey mouse in preparation of it. The brain washing is mind boggling.
I guess the news of pedos there never reaches them. I dunno. You try to tell them things like this and you're the one who is weird.
If you have enough money to go there and risk your lives in "Areas to avoid
What about the most dangerous places, those with high crime rates? Here are some areas you might want to avoid in Orlando. No. 1 is the west side of Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando. This crime-ridden section is located in a diamond-shaped area between I-4 and 408. While there are a few residents in this area who are there because they moved in before the neighborhood became what it is today, it is common for muggings, robberies, drug deals and more to occur here. It is an area populated with prostitutes, drug addicts and gang members. This area reaches into the sections called Carver Shores and Pine Hills, known to locals as "Crime Hills". A wrong turn around Universal Studios just three miles down Kirkman Road can put you directly into the middle of Pine Hills. Another wrong turn off Kirkman near Universal in the other direction can put you into the second most dangerous area.), then by all means rent your bulletproof glass shielded car with extra cans of pedo-spray.
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Warnos44 ago
Isn't your news wire fake news site?
I'm not a fan of Disney, my children have never watched any of their television and only a few of their movies. I always thought they sexualized their children too much on shows and portrayed them as having to contend with issues that were not age appropriate, encouraging early sexual relationships as well as risk exposures.
Went to Disney world with them when I only had two and they were seven and eight. None of us could stand the insane crowds, waiting, for the content. They literally asked leave after waiting in line for an hour for a five minute ride.
I don't understand the blind obsession the public has with them, I don't understand how they don't see the unrealistic things Disney teaches, I don't understand how full grown adults fan girl over them.
I have neighbors who have Disney crap all over their vehicles and go every year spending thousands of dollars, not including all the Disney paraphernalia they collect. In all seriousness they even had the mom and two daughters with manicures and pedicures of Mickey mouse in preparation of it. The brain washing is mind boggling.
I guess the news of pedos there never reaches them. I dunno. You try to tell them things like this and you're the one who is weird.
YogSoggoth ago
If you have enough money to go there and risk your lives in "Areas to avoid
What about the most dangerous places, those with high crime rates? Here are some areas you might want to avoid in Orlando. No. 1 is the west side of Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando. This crime-ridden section is located in a diamond-shaped area between I-4 and 408. While there are a few residents in this area who are there because they moved in before the neighborhood became what it is today, it is common for muggings, robberies, drug deals and more to occur here. It is an area populated with prostitutes, drug addicts and gang members. This area reaches into the sections called Carver Shores and Pine Hills, known to locals as "Crime Hills". A wrong turn around Universal Studios just three miles down Kirkman Road can put you directly into the middle of Pine Hills. Another wrong turn off Kirkman near Universal in the other direction can put you into the second most dangerous area.), then by all means rent your bulletproof glass shielded car with extra cans of pedo-spray.