But, that's the thing: DeSantis is a politician. It's his job to "have agendas" about political issues. Disney is an entertainment company. Disney didn't need have to have a "side" about anything not related to entertainment. They chose otherwise. Even if individual Cast Members do rightly have opinions about controversial issues, they don't need to associate those opinions with their employer, Disney. And Disney didn't need to officially adopt an opinion of their own. Yeah, they have free speech and all of that, but they also have the freedom NOT to speak. Like Universal is doing.
I don't even know what Universal's "side" is, and I honestly don't want to know. When I visit their parks or watch their movies, that's not what I want to think about. That's not why I'm going there. Maybe some of you readers know what Universal's position on social issues is, but they don't seem to try very hard to make them widely known. And that's pretty smart, in my opinion. Because taking sides is much better at making enemies than friends, and "entertainment" companies will have bigger audiences and make more money if they make people feel happy and good about themselves, rather than upset or defensive.
But that's neither here nor there: whether you, or DeSantis, likes Disney or not doesn't "prove" or "disprove" any of the allegations. The facts will do that. Not passionately held feelings or political vendettas. So, let's follow the facts and see where they lead.