Just trying to get blocked,” one furry tweeted, with a picture.ĭon't mind me. Twenty-four hours after the NPA published its blog post responding to accusation that it as mass-blocking furries, things have taken a predictable turn: furries are now begging the National Police Association to block them. I mean, ACAB furries are as threatening as this: /sX8MmNPfyk “The National Police Association is publicly warring with furries,” said New York Times writer Taylor Lorenz.Īnother person added: “You’ve reached a real low if furries are bullying you.” Īnd the conflict between the NPA and the furry community has not gone unnoticed. But right now, I'm gonna discuss everything wrong AND right, because I haven't seen a single **in-depth** analysis on this. Yes, I *kind of* see why they're doing this. “The article states, ‘The furries clearly know there is such a thing as the NPA, because they are now all visiting us every day, objecting to our diabolical rumoured plan to block all furries.’ First off, we are not ‘all visiting’ you ‘every day’…” the thread begins.
PSH9yMC8yhĪ Twitter account seemingly set up to respond to the controversy, called “Apparently just a costumed cop hater”, has done a point-by-point rebuttal of the NPA blog, including pointing out that “not all furries are cop haters”. Extremely rude of the national police association to imply being a furry has anything to do with being a nazi.
