Idiotic BBC article written by moron

[UndercoverElephant]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/3 ... ld-florida

"Dead" water park:



Yup, looks pretty dead to me. Not. The article is bemoaning the fact that Disney does not "clean up the park" and "do better."

Why do I have to share this world with idiots?

"This is prime real estate for them. It absolutely boggles my mind that they would not exploit and use this land in a positive way."

Oh yes, mind-boggling. It would be so much nicer if it was an expanse of gleaming plastic, steel and concrete.

[johnhemming2]

Freedom of speech does include the right to write stupid articles.

[vtsnowedin]

Maybe it is one of those experiments into what will happen after humans are gone. Looks like nature is doing a good job of reclaiming the land back to forest.

[the_lyniezian]

You missed the part where it said:

Seph says he deliberately avoided making the area look ugly.

"Sometimes in the editing process I can be very creative and portray images creatively enough that they could be pretty powerful. In this case though I wanted it to be portrayed very beautifully.

So it could be that there are areas of the island out-of-shot that do look a lot grottier.