Furry
noun/adjective
>One can be said to be A furry, and one can be said to DO things that are describable AS furry.
"Furry" encompasses Animals with anthropomorphic aspects, and people who are interested in animals with anthropomorphic aspects.
Things like animals using spoken language, reading/writing, holding cups with their fore-[~]hands[/~]hooves, and assorted other human-like behavior that is otherwise not associated with the native creature.
Like ponies. Specifically, My Little Pony ponies.
Yes, ponies ARE definitively furry.
And, one can like furry things without identifying AS a furry,... but....
Tl;dr ITT OP tries to divest horsefuckers from their denial of being furries
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>Bots are nao allowed here
Nice precedent, I'll consider it in the future.
Nice precedent, I'll consider it in the future.
Anonymous
No.22264
>>22261
That's a dumb comparison. You can compare anything to troons if you do that kind of logical leap. What's the point then?
That's a dumb comparison. You can compare anything to troons if you do that kind of logical leap. What's the point then?
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Anonymous
No.22276
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>>22255
You point has already been refuted scholastically using your own logic. See >>22112
It's established that one group predating another has a causal relationship towards the existence of the later group. It's also established that the Ancient Egyptians were the first to raise anthropomorphization to the level of fandom. Thus, furries are an offshoot of the egyptians
You point has already been refuted scholastically using your own logic. See >>22112
It's established that one group predating another has a causal relationship towards the existence of the later group. It's also established that the Ancient Egyptians were the first to raise anthropomorphization to the level of fandom. Thus, furries are an offshoot of the egyptians
>>22263
>Multiple people are against me! It must be bots!
Imagine losing an argument to literal bots this badly
>Multiple people are against me! It must be bots!
Imagine losing an argument to literal bots this badly
>>22277
So, youre saying that because people worshipped (incl sacrifice) ppl to animal icons, that thats somehow comparable to people dressing in unrelated furry suits?
Is it the suit that makes them the same?
So, youre saying that because people worshipped (incl sacrifice) ppl to animal icons, that thats somehow comparable to people dressing in unrelated furry suits?
Is it the suit that makes them the same?
Anonymous
No.22283
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>>22282
Your saying that because people worship horse icons, that's somehow comparable to unrelated furry suits?
Your saying that because people worship horse icons, that's somehow comparable to unrelated furry suits?
Anonymous
No.22291
>>22290
No, Im using the defined terms. Look them up.
Furry = Person interested in anthropomorphic animals OR a genre that includes anthropomorphic animals
I didnt write the shit, but shit was written, and thats what peiple see
No, Im using the defined terms. Look them up.
Furry = Person interested in anthropomorphic animals OR a genre that includes anthropomorphic animals
I didnt write the shit, but shit was written, and thats what peiple see
>>22289
Yeah. He was even able to respond with requests for epona vids. That's not bot behavior.
He's just shitposting to trigger OP.
Yeah. He was even able to respond with requests for epona vids. That's not bot behavior.
He's just shitposting to trigger OP.
Anonymous
No.22298
Anonymous
No.22302
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>>22282
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A99G6O721gA&pp=ygUQc28geW91cidlIHNheWluZw%3D%3D
I'm saying that the Egyptians anthropomorphized animals, made them into literal gods, and then made art of them. They are the origin of anthropomorphizing fandom, of which furries, bronies, and all others are but an offshoot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A99G6O721gA&pp=ygUQc28geW91cidlIHNheWluZw%3D%3D
I'm saying that the Egyptians anthropomorphized animals, made them into literal gods, and then made art of them. They are the origin of anthropomorphizing fandom, of which furries, bronies, and all others are but an offshoot.
>>22292
There are no defined terms. There is no authority on deciding what a furry is or isn't. It appears in no dictionary. Your "definition" is cobbled together from wiki articles and your personal biases, and has gaping holes in it as you refuse to apply it to various spiritual practices that date back to the dawn of man.
Ponies are a fandom independent from furries. They have key differences in their depictions. They are no more furry than Egyptians are.
There are no defined terms. There is no authority on deciding what a furry is or isn't. It appears in no dictionary. Your "definition" is cobbled together from wiki articles and your personal biases, and has gaping holes in it as you refuse to apply it to various spiritual practices that date back to the dawn of man.
Ponies are a fandom independent from furries. They have key differences in their depictions. They are no more furry than Egyptians are.
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