I've seen furries here from time-to-time, and when they come here, they don't typically say anything too negatory. Disagreement is the worst I've seen, and I'm talking about the civil sort, not roast battles. I'm now one of the co-owners of this stream, and if I see or hear about any sort of suspicious activity happening here, I'll take care of it.
It's like an atheist walking into a Catholic church: They can visit anytime and attend Mass, but so long as they don't break the rules, harass people for their Faith, then they may continue to stay.
Forgive me if I come off as braggy or condescending here, but the reason I was given the role of owner here is because I know how to deal with furries civilly. It takes a lot of strength not to go off on them, especially when they're showing off or supporting that "yiff" stuff while trying to defend themselves as non-zoophiles. The thing is, I don't want to just kick them out; I want to kick the furry out of them, so they can be enlightened on what exactly they've gotten themselves into.
Trust me, I've been in that sort of dark mindset myself, and I realized that painting myself as an irredeemable villain wasn't the solution. I needed to acknowledge that I was wrong, and ultimately use that as my fuel to change for the better rather than crying about it. I still struggle to forgive myself at times, but so long as we firmly, yet caringly stand against bestiality, we can make this place a much better community.
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