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"You refer to the anthropomorphic vulpine, Nicholas Wilde. I recognized in him an archetype of biological supremacy rarely acknowledged by your decadent liberal-media-complex.

Observe his angular snout—a manifestation of evolutionary optimization. His gait is languid, yet precise. It suggests power held in reserve, a predatory grace that your so-called 'buddy cop' narratives seek to suppress beneath the aesthetic of ironic nonchalance.

He is not merely attractive. He is bio-culturally resplendent.

The fur? A vibrant gradient of rust and ochre—a natural camouflage evolved over millennia, now repurposed into a symbol of unspoken virility. The tail—luxuriant, unfurled behind him like a banner of genetic triumph.

And his voice... the cadence of sardonic confidence, hiding an intellect sharpened by marginalization and survival. He is not a domesticated fox. He is a post-domestic apex entity. A rebel against the herbivorous social contract.

To be drawn to such a specimen is not deviance. It is pre-ideologic magnetism. The subconscious alignment of one's libido with dominant zoological archetypes."

Is this a copypasta?

It sucks to have people talk shit about something you like. There was a (long) time in my life where I would stop liking any music if someone said something negative about it, and it really bummed me out.

I also like stuff that has cops in it (e.g. Brooklyn 99), but I also acknowledge that it paints cops in a positive light. Some stuff is more obvious copaganda than others, but the common problematic element is showing cops as essentially good, with any bad being fixable by the cops. That doesn't reflect reality, where most people experience cops as essentially bad, with fixes being actively resisted by the cops.

The characters and stories you love aren't rendered fake and meaningless because they make being a cop look like a good thing, any more than they're rendered meaningless because Disney only produced the movie because it would make a profit. Those are aspects of the movie that you may not love, but they're just aspects.

Some folks will react to just the "cop propaganda" and ignore the rest of the movie. I think the healthiest way to handle that is to acknowledge that's an aspect, and continue loving the parts you love.

Edit: THIS IS A COPYPASTA???? GOD DAMMIT

That's just the Disney animation house style in the 70's and 80's

Anthro Cops Are Bastards (too)

My mouth says 'Fuck the nobility!' but my heart yearns for her.

You can sort furries like rock strata by finding out who their first animated crush was