Question—what would happen to Florida’s tax revenues if every single Disney-affiliated concession, ticket booth, hotel, restaurant, gift shop and parking lot cut prices by an amount proportional to Florida’s state sales tax rate? Sure, Disney would take a hit (assuming minimal price elasticity)—but that would also put a big dent in the coffers of a state with no income tax, correct?
As would defending against this lawsuit. LOL, imagine this goes all the way up to SCOTUS and a Robert’s court has to reconcile “corporations are people” and “money is free speech” with “corporations do not have civil rights”.