Furry subculture

[Distracting]

I'd rather see a furry president, not a furry celebrity. We need acceptance, not an embracement. Why? Because once half the world does the furry thing, it will be approached more as a cliche than it EVER has been before.

Never happen lad... if it does, I'll buy you a pony.

Screw the pony, he'd deserve the Nobel Peace Prize.

The only way that the view of so many people could change is with mind control or a sudden acceptance of everything. One person can not change the world; only many, many people could do that. Even more so for your idea. Unfortunately, I doubt the mindset of the population will change if the president is a furry or not.

[Alondro]

Oh, one person can change the world.  In fact, it's never been easier.  Of course, you have to broaden your group of what sorts of changes can be initiated.   *dabbles with... things... in the lab at 4 am... all alone... where no one can see the horrors...

[Reese Tora]

I personally wouldn't ever want to see the 'in-crowd' take to the furry culture. The fact that the fandom isn't part of popular culture, yet is still a force to be reckoned with is somehow appealing to me.

I'd rather see a furry president, not a furry celebrity. We need acceptance, not an embracement. Why? Because once half the world does the furry thing, it will be approached more as a cliche than it EVER has been before.

There is something to be said for becoming cliched, so long as it isn't based on negative stereotyping.  I would also call it a step towards (or within) acceptance to become cliche.