Wokeness has cost Disney, World Cup blesses authoritarianism and...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Indeed, the "rest of the world should thank us" for capitalism and "seek to emulate it.""The examples of petty authoritarianism on display in Qatar in the immediate run-up to the tournament and over the first few days of the competition have been numerous," thunders Reason's Eric Boehm, but "they pale in comparison to the human rights abuses that piled up as the tiny Middle Eastern state built the stadiums and infrastructure necessary to host the event."
44% : The company got into a "bruising battle" with Florida Gov. Rod DeSantis over the Parental Rights in Education Act -- which banned lessons on "'sexual orientation or gender identity'" for kids under 10 -- that nearly cost its theme parks a "special tax status" it had since 1967.

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