[ SECRET POST #4019 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4019 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Love Actually]


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[Brooklyn 99]


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Comments

[soldatsasha]

The CSI episode came well after hating furries was a widespread internet thing on places like SA and 4chan.

I'd actually say it was a turning point for furry hate being so mainstream it was no longer a "cool" meme and instead the 'kill urself furfag' shit entered the territory of very rote memes like "tits or gtfo". Hating furries was too normal and boring.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Yeah, not being on SA or a chan, I really only caught it when the meme started spilling out to other spaces. So I'm probably wrong on the timeline. Still, there was a pretty strong shift about that time involving a lot of "anti" advocacy. (In quotes because that's the term we use now, but a lot of rhetoric is similar.)

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[were_lemur]

The Geek Hierarchy (which has furries, erotic furries, and erotic furry Trekkies at the bottom) dates back to 2002, which would indicate that their place in the hierarchy was well-established by that time.