Stupid Guest Tricks

grumpy pirate wrote:sure...but what about having all women just wearing burkas for their costume, because some parties in that religion are offended if women are not covered up?

There has to be a limit, and disney did make a good faith effort to accomodate her.

I suspect that she rejected the offers in favor of the publicity angle more than anything else.

Again, i am reminded of the radical imam's speech of several years ago.

It was concerning perservering against the great satan (keep hearing the snl church lady!)

and one of the refrains that he kept repeating throughout his speech was

"..and we will use their own laws aginst them"

while i am not saying there is a conspiricy around every corner, the same methods seem to be showing up in "western" countries concerning such things.

I think disney is correct in their standards.

ktulu wrote:I thought Disney did create her some sort of head covering and she refused or some crap. I'm with Disney on this one, conform to the look, if we decide to change it, we'll let you know. Personally, I don't see it going with the theme.

Disneyguy85 wrote:Up until now I have stayed out of this, but I have to to say that I am siding with Disney on this one as well. Disney has tried to be as accommodating as possible.

I agree with the recent comments, and I think that TechieSidhe makes a good point, if they allowed her to wear her hijab on stage, then they would have to allow other CMs to wear what they wanted on stage as well, otherwise there would be no equality.
Yes, Disney has the "look" and has to set limits. Its all in the name of the show.

Frankly, I just wish that this story would get some kind of resolution and end. It has blown up completely.

felinefan wrote:I've been following the story in the paper, and she is the one who decided to refuse the generous, accomodating offers from Disney and go home. I think Disney has been extremely accomodating to her, but she's choosing to make this a bigger issue than it is. Sorry, but I stand by my earlier post. Remember the boy who cried wolf? He was right one time, and nobody believed him. It's not political, it's the truth. I'm not a political person.

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:sure...but what about having all women just wearing burkas for their costume, because SOME parties in that religion are offended if women are not covered up?

there has to be a limit, and Disney did make a good faith effort to accomodate her.

I suspect that she rejected the offers in favor of the publicity angle more than anything else.

again, I am reminded of the radical imam's speech of several years ago.

it was concerning perservering against the great satan (keep hearing the SNL church lady!)

and one of the refrains that he kept repeating throughout his speech was

"..and we will use their own laws aginst them"

while I am not saying there is a conspiricy around every corner, the same methods seem to be showing up in "western" countries concerning such things.

I think Disney is correct in their standards.

Amphigorey wrote:I'm just saying that Disney is perfectly able to incorporate hijabs into the Disney Look.

Amphigorey wrote: it would blend in perfectly well with pretty much every onstage costumed role.

Amphigorey wrote:Dude, your burqa argument is disingenuous and makes no sense. The logic, it is not there in your statement.

Disneyguy85 wrote:Yes, and they did.

Most recently, they offered this costume, and she refused it;

http://ocresort.ocregister.com/files/20 ... stume2.jpg

(This photo link is from the OC Register "Around Disney" blog)