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  Basti (:Ex aid fan:) (@ElPeMate) reported 2 minutes ago

  @randompersonbwj Call me "**********" because I find your comment "careless" for the artists who were abused psychological by the CEO of Glitch (Kevin). Sure let's ignore that and let's dance because the "Disney Company" will fall

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  BanksyCat (@Banksycat) reported 6 minutes ago

  Watch a TV Licensing officer get the law WRONG, over and over, to a woman who wouldn't even open her door to him. This man has LESS POWER THAN YOUR POSTMAN, and he's praying you don't know it. She was UPSTAIRS, talking to him through the window. She NEVER let him in. She didn't have to and still he WOULDN'T LEAVE. He's NOT the BBC. He has NO power to enter your home. And MILLIONS are paying for a licence they don't legally need, because of exactly this bluff. His opening line? That she needs a licence because she owns a TV. WRONG. And he's paid to know it. Owning a television is completely LEGAL. You could have ten. The law ONLY applies if you watch LIVE TV as it's broadcast, or use BBC iPlayer. She told him the truth. She only watches Netflix, YouTube and Amazon. His answer? Doesn't matter, you've got BBC on your TV. WRONG AGAIN. Having a telly that CAN receive BBC is not a crime. WATCHING live is. Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, Disney, NONE of them need a licence. Not one. Then it gets worse. She tells him he's on her property and to LEAVE. He doesn't. She tells him again. He STILL refuses. Then he says he's going to post something through her letterbox anyway, UNINVITED, while she's telling him to get off her land. The real kicker. When she says this is her house, he tells her she's “WATCHING THE GOVERNMENT'S PROPERTY.” As if what's on her own television, in her own home, belongs to THEM. He doesn't even work for the BBC. He works for CAPITA, a private contractor paid to pressure people into paying for something they may not even owe. Here's the whole con in one line. He CANNOT enter your home. He CANNOT force you to talk. He CANNOT demand a penny. Not without a magistrate's warrant and a police officer beside him. And those are rare as hen's teeth. So how do they ever prosecute? YOU. Open the door. Answer the questions. Let them in. Sign the form. Every case is built on people handing over the evidence THEMSELVES. Say nothing, and they have NOTHING. She knew that. She never opened her door and told him to leave. Good on her. So here's what YOU do if you don't watch live TV or iPlayer. Go to the TV Licensing website and make a FREE No Licence Needed declaration. Official. Free. Lasts TWO YEARS. Stops the letters. If an officer turns up, you do NOT have to open the door, let them in, or say a word. Your declaration stands EITHER WAY. Letters keep coming? Redeclare. NO LIMIT. Know your rights. Share this so others do too. Whatever that man shouts through your window, the law is on YOUR side. NOT his.

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  JAL96 (Also known as Xeveemon and WakingDawn96) (@JAL96) reported 8 minutes ago

  @HTeam_NSFW @COTM_2 I’m not even trying to be different, I just am different. And because of my disabilities, these kind of posts flooding my home feed every time there is a new Disney Live Action remake becomes annoying and tiresome to me. I can’t help it, but I can at least state what I feel.

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  Heithyboi (@heithyboi) reported 9 minutes ago

  @DarthYourMum @jcrain1991 @BradMartin89 Oh yeah absolutely they have an exclusive licensing agreement with Disney for these ips. Also what you said about it being hard for other companies to get the spiderman IP is 100% and on top of that the agreement they have with Disney is so terrible for PlayStation

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  YK (@Ydabo1998) reported 11 minutes ago

  Iran is building back bridges and train tracks in less than 24 hours, while the U.S. can't even fix potholes. The difference between a civilisation with thousands of years of history and Disney land.

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  Bushra Shaikh (@Bushra1Shaikh) reported 13 minutes ago

  Iran is building back bridges and train tracks in less than 24 hours, while the U.S. can't even fix potholes. The difference between a civilisation with thousands of years of history and Disney land.

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  Milsim East Hazzard (@EastMilsim) reported 15 minutes ago

  @ednewtonrex The problem with speaking to corporate drones is that deep in their heart, they think Disney is a literal kingdom, with a real king and queen, and must be defended just as rabidly

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  B_norman (@BradNor60401348) reported 16 minutes ago

  I bet Disney is not going to have a problem accuracy casting for this movie.

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  Alex Plinck (@aplinckTX) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ZachWolchuk the 2nd one is terrible, the 3rd one is actually considered one of the best Disney animated straight to VHS sequels.

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  •big boss wendy• (@bonnie_noCLYDE) reported 19 minutes ago

  i could never work at Disney World or Disneyland.. i'd cry all day from all this cuteness

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  iamwhoiam (@neilperrytodd) reported 22 minutes ago

  FIX HIS HAIR HO @Disney

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  BanksyCat (@Banksycat) reported 26 minutes ago

  Listen to this. A Capita officer stood on a woman's doorstep and got the law WRONG, over and over, to her face. “You've got a TV, so you need a licence.” No. She doesn't and he's paid to know that. Owning a television is completely legal. You could have ten. The law ONLY applies if you watch live TV as it's broadcast, or use BBC iPlayer. She told him the truth. “I only watch Netflix, YouTube and Amazon.” His answer? “Doesn't matter, you've got BBC on your TV.” WRONG AGAIN. Having a telly that CAN receive BBC is not a crime. Watching live is. Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, Disney, none of them need a licence. Not one. He doesn't even work for the BBC. He works for Capita, a private contractor paid to pressure people into paying for something they may not even owe. Here's the whole con in one line. He cannot enter your home. He cannot force you to talk. He cannot demand a penny. Not without a magistrate's warrant and a police officer beside him. And those are rare as hen's teeth. So how do they ever prosecute? YOU. Open the door. Answer the questions. Let them in. Sign the form. Every case is built on people handing over the evidence themselves. Say nothing, and they have nothing. She knew that. She told him to get off her property. Good on her. So here's what YOU do if you don't watch live TV or iPlayer. Go to the TV Licensing website and make a free No Licence Needed declaration. Official. Free. Lasts two years. Stops the letters. If an officer turns up, you do NOT have to open the door, let them in, or say a word. Your declaration stands either way. Letters keep coming? Redeclare. No limit. Know your rights. Share this so others do too. Whatever that man shouts through your window, the law is on YOUR side. Not his.

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  Stephie (@itzStephieLynne) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jetpackgina One of my exes fathers works for Disney and I asked him about this once. He says that the hairstylists have to learn all types of hair proficiently or they’re not allowed to work there. Apparently Disney takes that part of it very seriously.

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  Ber (new and not hijacked) (@takarakanashi1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TaylorinUHQ It was my work computer background right after it was taken (and I worked at Disney at the time).

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  thugnificent (@ThugNifiCent961) reported 29 minutes ago

  @TinyWriterLaura Your issue was people being complicit in death. That happens a lot more then just the death penalty so what about soldiers? It is something that will have to be there regardless of your Disney fantasies of what you want humanity to be. It's not bad it's normal.