re: Right to be heard
There is no "right to be heard" just a right to say what you want.
My bad.
I guess what I was trying to suggest is that I wouldn't want to see Disney put the film in lengthy legal limbo, either intentionally or otherwise. The subject matter is somewhat timely. But to be fair, the article didn't carry any indication that such would be the case.
It'd be a shame though if the film wasn't distributed. The entertainment industry routinely distributes works of both genius and lunacy all the time. Give the public the opportunity to either see it or ignore it, as they will.