Furries are irrefutably a part of American culture
>>11321460
No, not really.
The Bloods and the Crips alone had far more substantial cultural impact than furries will ever have. And that's not counting any other major street gangs from that period.
>>11321460
maybe
>>11322263
they are
>>11321460
American culture, no.
Internet culture, hell yes.
>>11321460
>American "culture"
lel
>>11323472
Statistically speaking, the average American is more than likely older than your "country" is.
>in b4 some europoor talks about the proud heritage of his country that was conquered 15 times in the past century, 10 of which was by countries that no longer exist
>>11323590
>the average American is more than likely older than your "country" is
>amerifats living even close to 100 years old
Epic.
If furries aren't American, what country are they from?
Checkmate
>>11323902
How's Brexit treating you? I ask because Great Britain is the only country other than America that's over 100 years old. I have socks older than most European nations.
>>11321460
yes
but not a proud one
Furries are irrefutably a part of every single culture in existence. Find one culture in which transformations of human to animal do not exist. There aren't. The fact that Ovid's Metamorphoses exists is a testament to the fact that it's at the heart of all European culture. If that's not enough, then the Romans also had their own before adopting many of the Greek myths, and as did the native Europeans who were ROMED.
Pic related is Io. If you want eastern examples then look at the Kojiki.
>>11321460
You meant to say ancient Egypt, right?
>>11330364
>equating ancient culture to a bunch of men children
kys
>>11323422
Um no sweetie. Arguably they were the punching bag of the net for most of the mids 2000s but aside from that they have faded to obscurity.
>>11332424
I don't know a single Internet nerd that doesn't at least know that furries are a thing. So much for "obscurity".