> Disney is facing a proxy fight from activist investment group Trian. Trian buys up stocks in companies they believe are underperforming, then attempts to force one of their own on to the underperforming company's board of directors, then makes changes to deliver better returns for stock owners. > Reportedly, they've generally been successful in making companies more profitable. > Woke Disney is determined to sacrifice profit and shareholder value to pursue their "Not-So-Hidden Gay Agenda." So they are resisting Trian's attempt to install the group's founder and would-be inside man Nelson Peltz on to the board -- but Woke Disney, of course, doesn't want anything to change. They don't want any outsiders on the board, just Iger's handpicked yes-men. And Disney doesn't want to prioritize profit; they want to prioritize The Message, and if that results in the company and its shareholders losing money, oh well!