Disney hates poor people
 

I'm not so sure Disney thought this one through. The company is suing the city of Anaheim because...they're building low income housing in the area.

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"This lawsuit speaks to how important we view this Anaheim resort area and that we make sure the vision sticks," said Disneyland spokesman Rob Doughty.

But here's the paragraph from the article that I LOVE and shows that the author is tuned in to what's going on...

:snap::snap::snap::D

PWNAGE!!

I spent about a minute trying to figure out PWNAGE as an acronym, then I looked it up in the Urban Dictionary. (I have to do that a lot lately, ...*sigh*)
So, it's not really an acronym at all, turns out.

Anyway, I think the price menus above the ticket booths amply demonstrate Disney's lack of empathy with the less fortunate. If I didn't work for them, I'd never be able to go.

Since Flippy couldn't be bothered to actually share what it meant (I had no clue either), from Urban Dictionary.com

Anyone else see great irony in dictionary-style entries written by people who actually use the word pwn?

The way things are going for me I may not be able to renew my pass, and then I'll be peering in the gates like Walt did as a kid, unable to afford to go in.....:(

Wow. If Disney wants less poor people around the resort area, they should PAY THEIR EMPLOYEES BETTER.

In other words, they're building CM housing?

Off Topic: It's fairly common slang, even outside of gaming. Of course, I know about it because I am such a geek, but I hear people using it at CSULB all the time when I'm passing by.

On Topic: It is kind of sad, however, it plays into how Disney has behaved all along. I, too, get a kick out of the author's sense of humor on California Adventure. :snap:

Thank you :)