May 21, 2007
"We didn't mobilize our forces and seek to either have the clip taken down or to make any broad public statement about it," Iger told a gathering of the Society of Business Editors and Writers at the Disneyland Hotel.And they're probably right."We were appalled by the use of our character to disseminate that kind of message," he said "I think anytime any group seeks to exploit children in that manner, it's despicable."
Still, Iger said it didn't seem to make any sense for Disney to make any loud public statement at the time.
"I just didn't think it would have any effect," he said. 'I think it should have been obvious how the company felt about the subject."
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After all, Di$ney is willing to hire attorneys to go after mom and pop mexican vendors in lA who sell unofficial Disney character pinatas. The only reason they aren't throwing a fit here is FEAR, plain and simple.
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