[chuckles]

I disagree, Disney should replace the free trip from their own pocket. The donor is following his conscience, which is a thing you can't teach. These values used to be common in America, but today seem rare,...rare enough for a newspaper article. It's the same when someone returns a lost billfold and everyone seems astonished.

I'm sure the kid will locate a family with kids to donate to. If I were Disney, I would want to be associated with the donor more than something like "gay day".

But that's just me.

[skinkinthegrass]

"If I were Disney, I would want to be associated with
the donor more than something like "gay day".
But that's just me."agree... are you listening Disney?
is your business (still) focused on family?

[Shannon]

If I were Disney, I would want to be associated with the donor more than something like "gay day".

I'm sure with Disney it's all about the money. Remember last year when they tried to trademark the name Seal Team 6? If Disney is truly interested in the military, they can join forces with this child now that he's brought the need to their attention. But I wouldn't hold my breath.

[equaviator]

“The donor is following his conscience, which is a thing you can’t teach.”

I disagree. Yes, it can be taught. Why would anyone think not?

...”These values used to be common in America, but today seem rare,...rare enough for a newspaper article.”

Rare? I doubt that. I think kids used to rightfully keep things for themselves until guilt-tripping liberalism, public schools and the media started drumming things into their young skulls full of mush.

[skinkinthegrass]

"If I were Disney, I would want to be associated with
the donor more than something like "gay day".
But that's just me."agree... are you listening Disney?
is your business (still) focused on family?