Retired


Wouldn't that be great?

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Yeah, but the problem is the same as what we got when Eisner the Destroyer was thrown out of Disney: there's probably more "woke" and feminazi idiots all lined up to take up the torch after she's gone. They have that disease over in California's state govt. too: different butt in the governor's seat, same BS.

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Very true. I worked in a company that was infected with the feminazi virus... When it reaches the highest levels the competent males leave, and what you have left after a few years is a company where anyone that was really capable will have left because they can't take the BS anymore. You can only watch so many incompetent women get promoted simply because they have no penis until you realize there is no point in staying. I suspect Lucasfilms has already had this happen and the only people you have left are the ones that are too incompetent to get a job somewhere else or are the ones that are simply playing the game and hoping they will be the next person up the ladder... of course the truth is in a company like this the power above will have tried to chase away any of the competent men because they tend to show up the incompetent women.

As for any competent women, most of them will have also left by now because if they are really good they don't want to get the stink of an incompetent woman on them which could tank them in the future. Lucasfilms is toast.

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Fired

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Maybe soon

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wishful thinking I am afraid; in this woke PC generation no one is firing or even 'force retiring' such an high level female executive. Way too public and way too much risk of a PR nightmare.

In addition to that; it is hard to justify firing her; though the films have been seeing diminishing returns (and they have not yet broken even on their investment in Star Wars) the films have been profitable (with the exception of Solo); not by much but they are turning a profit. So under what justification can she be fired? You can't prove she 'toxified' the star wars brand (that was already toxic because of the prequels); you can't prove she is the only cause of the movies and merchandising sales going down (there are so many other factors that contribute to that); You cannot prove she really did anything wrong.

Of course we can pretty much assume that almost all the problems with the films can be traced back to her: the agenda driven plots and characters, focus on diversity quotas and not quality scripts, a sequel trilogy that had no overall plot goal and was a disjointed mess from film to film, the number of fired directors and overall the reports that there is toxic environment at Lucas Film between the Lucas era staff and the Kennedy Era staff. These things ARE most likely attributable to Kennedy but it is nearly impossible to prove. And she seems like the petty vindictive (chip on the shoulder) type that would run disney through the mud and whoever was the CEO that fired her through the media circus.

Sorry to say, but it is not happening; she is going to be in charge for another 10 years easily. And as long as she runs the show I am not spending a dime on Star Wars. Hell the brand is so damaged I might never return; it is not worth reinvesting.

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so you're saying she's retrd?

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She'll burn in hell for what she did to Star Wars in an attempt to force her supremacy movement.

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Burn in hell? Really? You don't think you might be overreacting slightly?

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