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What is obviously and clearly right: what has already been well established as correct and reliable are becoming less popular and face more attack and criticism than that which has no basis or which is clearly wrong, and it's all in the name of tolerance and considered "progressive". If an idea is founded on nothing of substance then it's a belief and politically incorrect to challenge no matter how dangerously backward, dishonest, or insane it is. On the other hand ideas based in secular reasoning and evidence are free to criticize and detract from. Secularism is even increasingly denounced as oppressive because by its very nature it will be

Yep, it's time to become as offensive as I once was before I let the system mould me into a better Canadian. But fuck it, I'm not made for this system of political correctness and full acceptance at face value for whatever bullshit people tell me. So why keep trying to be socially acceptable when it's clearly just not going to work out? More on topic, but before we go fully into topic, a disclaimer: I don't hate transsexuals. I mean, I've met a few whom I've hated, but that was because they were whiny entitled useless degenerate fuckwits who become offensively flat two dimensional stereotypes of femininity and faggotry, and not because they

I got into the furry community for the sex, drugs, and rock'n roll. The sex wasn't that good though, Omar always has better kush, and there was no rock'n roll; only shitty repetitive dubstep beats for the ADHD children that make up most of the furry population. I was never good at being a furry, mostly because I'm not a whiny shameless idiot. I would say that three things form the foundation of the furry community. First is the sexuality. If all there was to it was anthropomorphic art then I doubt that furries would be anywhere near as unique of a fanbase and would probably just sit under the weeaboo umbrella, or at the very least the fanbas