>>308925871
>make furries acceptable in /vrg/
You're missing the point I'm trying to make. Furries already are 'acceptable' in the sense that nobody makes any considerable effort to remove them. As long as the furry can banter with people, then everyone looks the other way. There are several case examples of this in /vrg/ who are well-liked and accepted by most people, e.g. Jason, Soarin, Kiohai, and the rest of the "nanachi gang". It's ironic, in fact, that a base model which even the furry community doesn't care for and treats like the "tda thot" equivalent of a furry model, is more quickly and easily accepted by a community of individuals known for despising furries, trannies, and every other sort of sexual deviance since its inception.

It's not the furries who go around feeling threatened and think they have to worry about being cast out, ignored, or treated unkindly by the majority of this community. They quickly discover that simply isn't the case, quite the opposite in fact. They find themselves welcomed in, with a kind of sick fascination by some, a morbid curiosity by others, or even due to some private insecurity over a sexual attraction to furries, etc. It varies from person to person, but it's everywhere you look in this group.

The ones who bitch about it and try to make it a public issue are like the middle person in this picture >>308925314
While they are actually on the prevailing side of everyone's opinion about the situation, they actually sabotage not only themselves, but the person standing next to them that they've been friends with this entire time, because their reaction to the dissonance of the situation doesn't seem necessary or doesn't make sense. And as you can see, this in turn merely strengthens the resolve of the invader, and as the process continues, the invader's ideology begins to take root and spread on its own. The invader wins by doing nothing other than standing their ground and indeed, being more vocal and obnoxious about it.