I submitted the same meme to each of the three groups, calling out both sides for being annoying children...
Anti_furry_society initially accepted it and even gave it an upvote, but then removed it, likely because it made them look bad instead of their enemy.
Furries-stream had a lot of even engagement because it's less tribal and has more level-headed people than victims. A few comments were my own, but the upvote to comment ratio was fairly close, but more folks were tired of both sides' behavior.
Furry, like anti_furry_society, didn't like it. Nearly all comments in it were typical childish tribal drama: people kicking, screaming, playing victim, name calling and blaming each other.
Even though every stream is mostly either wanting attention or complaining about each other (save for recently with all the protogen posts), this shows the kinds of tribes that they are and where you're most and least likely to find civil engagement vs elementary school free-for-all.
And people why so many original furries up and abandoned the fandom.
