The never-ending battle against woke Hollywood and SJW infused entertainment media [trigger warning]

I hope this isn't true. If this is true, I have to assume Disney is not stupid, they are suicidal.

 

The Little Mermaid might flop...like a fish!

Or it might stink...like an old fish lingering too long.

Perhaps it will sink...like my expectations of Disney.

I'm out of nautical dad jokes mocking Disney.

That's all I got.

 

If only they remade the film in a different way.... but that ship has sailed.

 

You win again Nightbringer!

 

The upcoming writing strike is going to be interesting times. This could easily be a good excuse for a based decision maker in a media company to clear out woke writers with plausible deniability. This could also let a woke decision maker purge non-woke writer with plausible deniability.

In all likelihood, the Hollywood writer's strike will no lasting effect on the current culture war. The writer's strike seems to stem mostly from transitional pains from the streaming business model overtaking the pre-streaming business model.

Woke or not, in my opinion, "writer's room" with a large number of writers generally make inferior products as compared to a relatively small number of writing.

Maybe I'm biased. My preferred way to write is that I do all the writing until I get stuck and then and only then I crowd source ideas. That's part one. Part two is to show my work to trusted beta readers to tell me where I need to add clarity or where I put in some detail that doesn't enhance the story. That is perhaps an egocentric way to write. There is probably a happy medium somewhere but I hated the campfire story game where everyone tells two minutes of story and then passes it off to another person. There is no real continuation or development, and you get a lot of trolls who like to derail the story for personal comedic purposes.

 

You can't fire me, I quit!

 

Actually they could have...you could have non-binary characters that simply don't talk about their unique sexual identity...you know in a fictional setting.