I don't see any drama in it right now, but looks annoying to read all the way through. Anyway, I thought the ones who hate furries the most are furries. They are natural enemies, like horse-lovers and furries, Disney and furries, weaboos and furries, or furries and other furries damn furries! you've ruined anthro art!.
Except this time 4chan clearly hates furries because of sexual tolerance. Not because it used to be a hangout of gays that got sick of furry porn being spammed literally everywhere.
And now both are completely taken over by troons. Isn't that funny?
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...I get and enjoy parodic 'Evil Fan Art', bu this has to be just exceptionally straight up A-Logging.
From the sounds of it, Warriors is a gateway to grooming kids into fucking animals if the fandom is full of feral porn and people are just okay with it.
By that logic, any animal series ever is a gateway into animal fetishes. It's just a series that has feral cats in it. It's not a gateway. Those who are already socially fucked or have mental disorders are more likely to find a sexual aspect to it, like they would with many things. Most people who watched The Lion King did not turn out to be furries, but those who are socially fucked/mental disorder might be more likely to sexualize it. The reason the Warrior fandom might have a lot of feral porn is because the characters are all feral. The sexual aspects of the fandom are likely to turn someone into a furry, but the majority of Warrior Cats readers aren't likely to go down that path, given how accessible it is to the general public compared to other animal series, meaning more neurotypical individuals will be exposed to it, diluting the pool of those that are likely to find it sexually arousing--which is also in contrast to individuals who consume romantic fanfiction of it but are not necessarily interested in the sexual aspects. Young girls love that shit in fanfiction. Compare the 25k fanfictions of Warrior Cats that are rated K-T vs only 1.1K fanfiction that are rated M. Compared to other fandoms of series that cater to older viewers, such as Star Wars. Star Wars has a K-T percent composition of 79.09%, with 13.07% M-rated stories, vs Warrior's K-T percent composition of 93.28%, 6.72% M rated stories. MLP fanfiction is around 28.8% M-rated. This is my assessment based on the patterns of other studies done on 'rabbit hole' development of children's minds and paraphilias, as well as my general observations of the furry fandom and fandoms that can lead to the introduction of furries.
That's quite a bit lower than I expected.
It's very high compared to other popular fandoms, especially with only 31.5k stories. Naruto, with 435k total stories (~55k rule34, 172k art on pixiv, 1.3million on deviantart), has roughly the same average of M-rated stories at 30.35%. That's how you know it's average in terms of porn, but high when compared to other animal shit or things catered to an older audience. It makes sense given that MLP on e621 has 241k art entries (1.2 million on deviantart). The Lion King is a relatively small community compared to MLP both on stories (6.12%) and art (5.7k e621, 88k-159k on deviantart). TLK might seem more visible and thus more popular to you because it contains characters/art style you can recognize immediately, compared to Warriors where art may or may not be of a random cat.
Honestly, I only posted this here because Draikinator appeared in this thread a few times already. Excuse me.
I think complicating that analysis would be people who become fans of cartoon animals without fetishising or otherwis eroticising that interest. Whether you consider that possible (especially in context with identifying wi the fandom) is another matter.
Ancient bump, but I've bumped into a lot of this recently and the general shock of Americans of this old campaign is pretty funny. A lot of these videos are no longer working, but here's a bunch of images I didn't see elsewhere on the Farms:
Dude that post is from 2016.
