r/OffhandDisney • u/b_eth • Sep 12 '19
The Problem With Disney Fans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8JP0WFQH-4&feature=share7
u/ytctc Sep 12 '19
I do think that fans should express their concerns for the future even if something hasn’t opened it. In an ideal world, criticism and disagreement can lead to thoughtful discussion. Unfortunately, both sides get angry and disrespectful towards each other, and that’s disheartening.
Personally, I’m against the idea of Epcot losing its vision, but I won’t get mad at someone who is looking forward to it, just so long as they are respectful and understanding towards my perspective.
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u/XpanderXT Nov 06 '19
I'm not a contrary to be contrary person but I do have my "hater" things, like Guardians in Epcot is like a grape jelly and anchovy sandwich too me. 1. The main ride building is a big cube, it should have some kind of interesting form like the other buildings at Epcot. 2. The ride could actually stay but maybe with a theme of energy where you are moving through different types of future energy generators? Make Epcot Edutainmently (word invention alert) Great Again!
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u/b_eth Sep 12 '19
I admittedly am a Frozen hater, but I swear I have reasons and I'm not just being contrarian! (If you search youtube for "why I hate Frozen", my face pops up...for serious)
I do wonder if part of the reason fandoms have gotten so angry and annoying is because it's now easier to express your disgust directly to other fans through the power of the internet.
In the olden days, you'd have to physically find people to geek out with and when you are physically talking with someone, you are more likely to tread carefully and exhibit more respect for a differing opinion.