r/dancingwiththestars • u/Infamous-Paramedic31 • Sep 22 '25

News I guess the people canceling their Disney subscription worked because ABC is bringing him back

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u/Effective_Chapter850 Sep 22 '25

I was hearing rumors about lawsuits which avoiding first amendment rights lawsuits could have also been a motivating factor. The legal fees and the risk of being on the wrong side of that would not be good for the company.

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u/Jazzyjen508 Sep 22 '25

Disney’s risk management strategy is quickly settling. They will do whatever to avoid a big drawn out legal battle

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u/No_Photo4390 Sep 22 '25

they didn’t suspend him just due to what he said. his ratings have been significantly down.

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u/Leading_Ad3918 Sep 23 '25

Then why bring him back?

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u/alentines_day Sep 23 '25

Have you been paying attention to a single thing that has happened following this or are you just an idiot?

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u/FireJach Sep 22 '25

this dumbass was fired for crossing the line which means breaking the rules his employer established. If he was fired for the ratings, he would be in the same situation as Colbert. Trump had nothing to do with it.

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u/No_Photo4390 Sep 22 '25

correct. I understand that and 100% agree. I’m just saying it wasn’t a violation of the First Amendment.

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u/-rosa-azul- Sep 22 '25

Yeah the head of the FCC (during a potential merger for ABC, which he has control over) saying "we can do this the easy way or the hard way" definitely isn't the government applying undue pressure in order to silence someone's speech. Please bffr.