I guess it goes to show that we are still painting with a very fine brush when trying to be inclusive. We do need to respect that people can have healthy views outside what is being considered the norm or politically appropriate.

WOW! This company is acting like a company! I’m outraged! How dare they!? /s

I’m a larger guy as well. I couldn’t ride several of the rides. I did barely fit into the Hogwarts School ride. There’ll be test seats out front to see if you fit. Don’t pass them up if you’re questioning yourself.

However there was still plenty to do over 2 days, but I wouldn’t recommend going more than 3. …

I’m a big guy, too, and I can ride everything at Studios and Islands. The coasters are a bit snug, but not a problem. My brother is larger than I am and can’t fit on the coasters, however.

Define big. I am 287 post gastric bypass, and I fit fine. If they allow it, use a seatbelt extender for the roller coasters. Some rides actually have modified rows for people who are bigger.

I reworded it for you:

Console people can just suck it.

he’s not from the US, so they get to ditch the xenophobia in the trade.

The effect might not be that different, but DMoose does have a point when he’s saying (in his original comment) that Trump said enough ridiculous stuff to not exaggerate his claims even further. That’s just ‘defending’ the truth.

this is still technically a gawker site

That was an unquestionably prejudicial remark, but he did NOT say ‘All Mexicans are rapists’. He didn’t even say ‘Most Mexicans are rapists’, he did say something like, ‘Most illegal immigrants from Mexico are criminals, including rapists’ which is certainly a prejudicial statement, but it is not ‘All Mexicans are…

Fact: He didn’t say either of those things. He said things that weren’t quite those things that Kusabi then exaggerated because he needed them, for some reason, to sound even more ridiculous.

You’re joking, right? Do you honestly believe that the left doesn’t employ the exact same tactics? That’s so naive it’s almost cute.

I agree with a lot of the Trump bashing around here. But when I see someone post something that’s simply just a lie that I figure probably won’t be challenged, I feel the desire to jump in and correct it because I don’t feel like the opposition to Trump needs to be couched in exaggerations. If I ignored it, it sort of…

Are you someone who thinks the definition of a ‘troll’ is to disagree with the prevailing opinion? Because I don’t see how you can’t be if you think what I said is anywhere close to trolling. I emphatically do not like Trump, I most certainly don’t agree with the positions the previous guy exaggerated those statements…

I’m one of the few people in here not trolling, evidently. Such is the nature of the echo chamber.

Look, I’d never vote for Trump in a million years but he has actually never claimed either one of those things. Trump’s positions are ridiculous enough without having to lie by exaggerating them.

He didn’t. Everything significant was done privately and anonymously, short of his personal ‘likes’ on Facebook. Even if he had made some sort of public endorsement, it wouldn’t excuse targeting a product line he founded, and no longer owns. That only hurts consumers. It’s bullshit through and through.

It’s such a shame he has to apologize for this. I’m not pro trump or anything but I have a really hard time with people being treated as having done something wrong when we disagree with them. Lucky, I don’t know what you believe but I hope you don’t let others disapproval make you apologize for it.

What kind of bullshit garbage is that?! Are consumers meant to suffer for pointless political statements directed against loose affiliation? Everybody’s lost their minds.