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[2099net]

It may be a fault, yes. I can't imagine that a case over Make Mine Music would result in a victory for the complaintant, but you never know. I agree with you that the sue-happy culture is out of control. I still think the biggest cause is Disney's fear of bad PR. That's not a bad thing, but they overreact to what may come across as offensive.

-Aaron

The Make Mine Music may or may not result in a victory, but consider that what has been removed is "gunplay" and consider some of the cases that have (or have threatened) to have been taken to US courts recently... computer games, violent movies, etc. If anything it's bad publicity "Disney is releasing something people think they have to go to court over? How could they?"

Its the threat and the possibility just as much as the actual court case.

[AwallaceUNC]

Indeed. However, I think there is an overwhelming attitude, at least in America, that people are sue-happy, and that Disney is often, er, picked on, for lack of a better term. I don't really think ignoring the people, even if they were to bring a lawsuit (and as I said before, if they even actually filed it, I don't see it going far), would create too big a PR fiasco.

Now if you wanna talk lawsuits and bad PR, Disney better fix Big Thunder Mountain in a HURRY!

-Aaron