@darshie76: I agree with you except for the part that Disney made a tweet about Gina after her firing to obviously further stoke the fires of social media and cancel culture against her. I personally didn't mind the tweets but understand and agree that Disney or any Corp in CA has the right to fire her. In this case to protect their brand imagine which is fine but they should not be allowed to hinder that persons future employment opportunities in anyway especially so publicly. What's next Disney posts video of a popcorn seller having a bad day at there park so they cant ever be hired anywhere? Its a very slippery slope to give corporations this kind of power and tis up to the government to do something about it to protect all citizens.
Game is dead wish I had my $60 bucks back studio is gonna make what it wants not what people want pretty clear. People ask for more content answer your just levelling to fast the whole game is a boring grind after level 30. Adding an additional 3-5 hours to get to max per character is insane.
@Richardthe3rd: I agree with your statement entirely but I have a problem with employers using there social media, and sometimes it has massive influence like in this case to make a negative opinionated statement about an individual. Just like Disney did after firing Gina when a simple no comment and let the firing speak for itself do the job or use the term "creative differences." To me it boils down to; do corporations as entities have freedom of speech or should they have freedom of speech and be protected by the charter of rights? I'm asking your honest opinion as your post was well thought out above. My opinion is no because as individuals we care about others, our children our country etc and corporations only (99%) care about making more revenue and profit for their investors (from anywhere) at any legal cost with little to no actual social responsibility. In this instance I agree with the firing but not how Disney handled it in the media after the fact and I think lawmakers should protect people from this.
@blindbsnake: You didn't address the issue at all just put it back on Gina's posts that don't matter and screamed look at the right, she's rich it doesn't matter. This attitude of its me/us against everyone is the biggest part of the problem there is, I'm guessing every discussion you have boils down to left and right. The right and left have nothing to do with an ex-employee having negative opinions directed at them through social media of a corporation. Its federal labor laws you know the ones put in place that are supposed to protect all Americans, this is clearly an instance of a company abusing there power over an individual. Eye for an eye justice leaves everyone blind, we know Disney knows this too bad they don't act like it. Also praising Disney a company whos recent history includes thanking a government being actively investigated for genocide, a company that markets to the LGBTQ+ crowd then removes those scenes in other countries, a company that limits roles for African Americans because of marketing opportunities in other countries is not really something I tend to pump up and celebrate. They are an entertainment company that makes some really good products but in no way are the company actions any sort of moral compass.
@lemie420: I completely agree with you but what about the part of Disney doing that tweet to purposely make it more difficult for her to find another job after firing her. If they fired her and said no comment then fine. Instead Disney corporation the ex-employer went right out and attacked her character publicly with what seems like intention to make it more difficult for her to find gainful employment as an actress.
@blindbsnake: Disney has every right to fire her especially in CA where employees have little power. But does a corporation have the right to express their opinion about an ex-employee on social media to purposely make it more difficult for her/him/them to find gainful employment elsewhere...........think how you would react if your ex boss went to every store in town and said things about you to every place you may ever consider applying.
@PETERAKO: I hope she sues them and wins bigtime for their post against her. Its all on Disney they could have let her go refused to comment life goes on for everyone but its there purposeful destruction of her that is scary to allow a corporation to have that much power over individuals.
I would like an open universe Darth Vader game that is similar to his newish comics run. He comes out of his transformation as Vader weakened immensely in the force and Palpatine tells him he must find all the jedi left from order 66 and kill them himself to become his true apprentice and grow in power. RPG action style game where vader levels up as he defeats Jedi in hiding around the universe. Jedi are a cowardly lot that hide in places that are very defensible, in crimimal organizations as an example.
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