Disney has just launched its third round of layoffs, with 2,500 job cuts.

Despite objections from the public about pushing woke politics, the company has remained defiant, even doubling down on LGBT and social justice issues.

The people who run Disney seem to want to die on this hill and the company just might do that.

Click Orlando reports:

REPORT: Disney expected to sack over 2,500 in third round of layoffs

A third wave of layoffs is taking place at Disney, expected to end with more than 2,500 staff being fired, according to CNN.

The layoffs come after the company announced last week that it was canceling its $1 billion Lake Nona project and closing its Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser resort hotel.

It also follows the first round of layoffs in March and a second wave in April.

While it’s not yet known which divisions will be impacted by the latest round of layoffs, CNN reported that the total number of jobs cut would is predicted to be over 6,500, nearly reaching the 7,000 goal set by Disney CEO Robert Iger.

Iger announced the 7,000 job-cut figure back in February, which is part of a reconfiguration project planned to help cut back on about $5.5 billion in costs to the company.

It’s very important to note that the company is doing this to itself. They are making a choice.

Disney here’s a hint: If you don’t want to keep laying off employees stop forcing Bud Lite down families’ throats. People don’t go to the magic kingdom to see Cinderfella. How much are you getting in IRS tax breaks to stay woke? You’re going broke. https://t.co/lzXK4wSXvX

— Colette Harrington (@sweetcarolinatv) May 22, 2023

Another Round of Layoffs for Disney, and Ron DeSantis Cannot Be Blamed This Time https://t.co/b4eUkIjcJt

— RedState (@RedState) May 22, 2023

UPDATE: Third Wave of Disney Layoffs Commences Today, Estimate Rising from 700 to 2,500 Employees https://t.co/3jUW6Ne2iD

— WDW News Today (@WDWNT) May 22, 2023

Disney is going the way of Bud Light.

These companies are going to learn a painful lesson.

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The remains of a tech CEO who disappeared in November 2021 were discovered in Santa Monica on May 8 under mysterious circumstances.

Beau Mann, 39, was last seen at a 7-Eleven in Studio City on November 30, 2021 before an Uber driver picked him up.

Mann’s remains were discovered at an abandoned property on Santa Monica Blvd, KTLA reported.

The cause of death was not publicly released.

Mann’s family and fiancé are still searching for answers.

Beau Mann, founder of the app Sober Grid, was engaged to a man named Jason Abate.

KTLA reported:

The body of Beau Mann, 39, was discovered in Santa Monica on May 8, nearly a year and a half after his disappearance.

On Nov. 30, 2021, Mann was last seen at a 7-Eleven in Studio City when an Uber picked him up from the store and dropped him off on Berkeley Street in Santa Monica.

He had been in contact with his family two days prior, but a text to 911 was the last time anyone heard from him.

Mann’s remains were found in the courtyard of an abandoned property on the 2900 block of Santa Monica Boulevard, according to LAPD. The remains were identified by the L.A. County coroner through dental records.

The cause of the death, however, has not been released. Many questions remain about the circumstances surrounding Mann’s death and loved ones are still seeking answers.

“What did alarm me was the fact that he went to 7-Eleven and had programmed his destination and was to go home after that,” said Abate. “So he went to 7-Eleven and he bought a bunch of stuff for him home like cleaning stuff and a big bag of ice because anyone who knows Beau knows he loves to chew on ice and his ice maker didn’t work so none of that surprised me.”

Police are urging anyone with information on Beau Mann’s disappearance or death to call the Santa Monica Police Department at 310-395-9931.

More on this story from KTLA:

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