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FBaggins

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7. Um... no.

Reply to Crazyleftie (Reply #4)

Tue Apr 26, 2022, 07:43 AM

Apr 2022

They'll have to pay whatever the new governing authorities decide to charge them.

Or worse yet... the governing authorities might decide not to keep up all those pristine roads and other services at the level that Disney wants them maintained.

Or both.

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Speculation that assumes facts not in evidence FBaggins Apr 2022 #3

I assume that would be at Disney's option since they no Crazyleftie Apr 2022 #4

Um... no. FBaggins Apr 2022 #7

Can't charge them without new laws/taxes Crazyleftie Apr 2022 #11

They're the people who pass laws/taxes FBaggins Apr 2022 #12

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