You could make it extremely simple and say "don't judge a person based on what they are" and you'd get the message across a lot better. Instead of making a years-long comic with at times sporadic updates.^^^That's why I felt a little guilty about momentarily confusing TwoKinds with Better Days.
Exploring racism in a clunky and kinda-racist way is still better than...that.
I realized we all automatically assumed "pushing personal agendas" necessarily meant "politics."
Do webcomics that are just thinly-disguised fetish fuel count here, too?
I realized we all automatically assumed "pushing personal agendas" necessarily meant "politics."
Do webcomics that are just thinly-disguised fetish fuel count here, too?
IndeedI'm more annoyed at people taking art out of context and nitpicking small things to push their own 'agenda'.
*Edited because I suck at typing
Artwork has been about making statements, "pushing personal agendas", and causing political discourse - for a very long time.. (since day one). Furry art is just another medium in that realm.I shit you not almost every furry comic, writing, or artist has some moral political point to make in their creations, whether it's subtle or outright stated, but it's always there. It's usually on the lines of "this good, that bad, now time to make big speech" There's no middle ground, or giving other things reedeming qualities about others or ideas. Not to say they can't do that, but it just makes me roll my eyes every time, even if I agree to a point.
You do realize that the Furry Fandom is just a loosely-defined common interest group, right?I think we as a community need to do more to weed out toxic people and well known Furry artists/YouTube personalities have a responsibility to help facilitate that. We are a diverse bunch of people including females, minorities, trans people and homosexuals and they need to be protected by the more well known people amongst us.
You do realize that the Furry Fandom is just a loosely-defined common interest group, right?
The only reasonable expectation you can have here is for people to at least put on a show of decency when dealing with fellow members, identity and politics be damned. Failing that, it's not your business or sacred duty to engage with assholes.
If you think open hostility towards such assholes should be permitted, then you have forfeited whatever moral superiority you claimed to have, and with it the protection you're seeking.So you would just let them roam around the fandom acting like they please? Come on, you know as well as any of us the type of people we have attracted to this fandom and many of them need protection by some of the more vocal members of our hobby. I’m a shy girl in real life, there’s nothing I can do but speak up online to a small group of people on a furry forum, other people have far more influence and they need to use it. Whether that be through art or video or blog, whatever it is but the negative people I mentioned need to be shunned from this hobby so they leave and go darken somewhere else. People need to stand up for what’s right.
I think we as a community need to do more to weed out toxic people and well known Furry artists/YouTube personalities have a responsibility to help facilitate that. We are a diverse bunch of people including females, minorities, trans people and homosexuals and they need to be protected by the more well known people amongst us.
Nazis, incels, MGTOW’s, Republicans you are not wanted here so please go poison a normie hobby like football or bodybuilding instead.