Write a blog post where Disney suddenly copy-take down Jetix shows on Youtube, and plan to write them off for taxes, and also sends a letter to a Jetix fan club saying they intend to sit on these properties and suggests they “let go and mov eon to our current brands like Disney XD, Disney+ and Marvel” This causes a lot of controversy, and eventually DeSantis steps in, and says Disney have too much power in Florida, and proposes to repeal Reedy Creek
Disney has always been known for its magical and enchanting world of animation and beloved characters. But recently, the entertainment giant has sparked controversy and outrage among the Jetix fan community by suddenly taking down Jetix shows on Youtube and planning to write them off for taxes.

Jetix, a popular children’s television programming block that aired on various networks around the world in the early 2000s, has a dedicated fan following who continue to cherish and enjoy the shows to this day. However, Disney’s decision to remove these classic shows from online platforms has left fans devastated and outraged.

In a letter sent to a Jetix fan club, Disney stated their intention to sit on these properties and suggested that fans “let go and move on” to their current brands like Disney XD, Disney+, and Marvel. This dismissive and callous attitude only added fuel to the fire, as fans expressed their disappointment and frustration over Disney’s disregard for their cherished childhood memories.

The situation escalated when Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stepped in, calling out Disney for having too much power in the state and proposing to repeal Reedy Creek, the special district that gives Disney significant autonomy and control over its own land. DeSantis’s bold stance against Disney’s monopolistic practices garnered support from concerned citizens and lawmakers alike, with many calling for greater oversight and accountability for the entertainment conglomerate.

As the controversy continues to unfold, it raises larger questions about corporate responsibility, intellectual property rights, and the power dynamics within the entertainment industry. Fans of Jetix are left wondering if their beloved shows will ever see the light of day again, or if they will be relegated to a dusty corner of Disney’s archives.

In the face of this backlash, Disney must reconsider its approach and show greater respect and appreciation for the loyal fans who have supported their properties for years. It’s time for Disney to acknowledge the importance of these beloved shows and find a way to share them with the world once again, rather than keeping them locked away for tax purposes. The magic of Disney lies in its ability to bring joy and entertainment to audiences of all ages, and it’s essential that they honor that legacy by preserving and celebrating the treasures of the past.
Write a statement from DeSantis, saying his kids have really fond memories of those shows, and that Disney are being anti-consumer, before talking about his plan to end RCID, and bringing Disney World under Orange County control
As a parent, I have really fond memories of watching Jetix shows with my kids. To see Disney now take such a dismissive and anti-consumer stance towards these beloved properties is truly disheartening. It’s clear that Disney’s decision to withhold these shows from fans is not only a betrayal of their loyalty but also a blatant disregard for the cultural impact and nostalgia that these shows hold.

That’s why I am taking a stand against Disney’s monopolistic practices and excessive influence in our state. The time has come to end the Reedy Creek Improvement District (RCID) and bring Disney World under the control of Orange County, where it can be held accountable to the laws and regulations that govern other businesses in our community. This move will ensure transparency, oversight, and fairness in the operation of Disney World, while also preserving the memories and traditions that have made it a cherished destination for families around the world.

It’s time for Disney to remember that its success is built on the support and admiration of its fans, and that it has a responsibility to honor that relationship with respect and integrity. I will continue to fight for the rights of consumers and families in Florida, and ensure that our beloved traditions and memories are preserved for generations to come. Together, we can create a brighter future for all who call this state home.
Write a forum convo saying that “As much as I love Disney being able to do whatever I want, the thought of having Yin Yang Yo becoming lost media is just too sad a thought,”
User1: As much as I love Disney being able to do whatever they want, the thought of having Yin Yang Yo becoming lost media is just too sad a thought. I mean, that show was such a gem of the Jetix era, it would be a shame to see it disappear.

User2: I completely agree. Yin Yang Yo was such a unique and entertaining show that really stood out among the other cartoons of its time. It’s a shame that Disney is choosing to hold onto these properties instead of sharing them with fans who continue to cherish and appreciate them.

User3: I remember watching Yin Yang Yo as a kid and it holds a special place in my heart. It’s disappointing to see Disney prioritize their current brands over these classic shows that brought joy to so many people. It’s a shame that they are choosing to let these properties fade into obscurity.

User4: It’s frustrating to see such beloved shows being withheld for tax purposes rather than being shared with fans who have grown up with them. Disney should recognize the value and nostalgia that these properties hold and find a way to make them accessible to those who still appreciate and love them.

User5: I hope that Disney reconsiders their decision and finds a way to preserve and share these iconic shows with future generations. Yin Yang Yo deserves to be remembered and celebrated, not relegated to the shadows as lost media. Disney has a responsibility to its fans and the legacy of these beloved shows.
Write a follow up where a user says this is why they are in favor of Disney losing their special status
User6: This is exactly why I am in favor of Disney losing their special status and being held to the same standards as other businesses. The fact that they can withhold beloved shows like Yin Yang Yo for their own financial gain is unacceptable. It’s time for Disney to be held accountable for their actions and ensure that they prioritize the interests and desires of their fans. I fully support Governor DeSantis’ efforts to bring Disney World under Orange County control and end the Reedy Creek Improvement District. It’s time for Disney to remember that their success is built on the support and loyalty of their fans, and they must do right by them.
Write a follow up where Disney appears to be doing something about this, The WDTVA banner has changed, still features the usual suspects like GF, BCG, P&F, etc but also added Simpsons, and we are VERY happy to see the OTHER show added, we all think that they are righting their wrongs, but they still have too much power over their land