1) He never said that he was guilty--
2) The article never said that he was guilty--
3) You might also have your own fallacy which is making you see things that were never said: Namely the "They call themselves a furry, so they that means they can do no wrong" fallacy.
So in your world a furry should never be able to be arrested because no furry can do any wrong?
This isn't like putting a bomber on the cover of a magazine which is more known for glorifying rock stars. The intent of this being here is not saying this is what we're about. It's saying if you do this behavior there are consequences for it. And yes, not all furries are wonderful people you'd want to take home to your mother.
I've noticed a decrease in arrests for this behavior within the fandom, those were reported here too. That, I hope, means the behavior itself is on the decrease.
If you're looking for a group of people who are going to blindly look the other way when one person does something wrong just so they can let protect the feelings of the masses, the group you're looking for is the Catholic church--- actually I can't even say THAT with 100% certainty now because the new pope at least seems somewhat rational.
If I were arrested for whatever reason, I'd expect it to be stated here. If not for anything then, "you may not be seeing articles from this guy for awhile".
However, that being said, even though we despise making a 'heirarchy' in this fandom and saying that X is more important than Y. Looking at those screennames I can say this guy wasn't that creative... and creativity does have an impact on how far you can go in the social aspects of the fandom (pro tip, don't use numbers unless you're a robot character or a Lilo and Stitch Alien).
So was he a furry? Well, he called himself one, but he certainly wasn't one with any weight. His FA hadn't been updated in a year, and no one shouted at him for a year (minus GreenReaper's, which I think itself was in poor taste). If people expect us to answer for what he did, it'd be like asking the manager of the Red Sox to answer for a Red Sox fan who went to a game or two for kidnapping women and being a sexual predator--- it makes no sense.
1) He never said that he was guilty--
2) The article never said that he was guilty--
3) You might also have your own fallacy which is making you see things that were never said: Namely the "They call themselves a furry, so they that means they can do no wrong" fallacy.
So in your world a furry should never be able to be arrested because no furry can do any wrong?
This isn't like putting a bomber on the cover of a magazine which is more known for glorifying rock stars. The intent of this being here is not saying this is what we're about. It's saying if you do this behavior there are consequences for it. And yes, not all furries are wonderful people you'd want to take home to your mother.
I've noticed a decrease in arrests for this behavior within the fandom, those were reported here too. That, I hope, means the behavior itself is on the decrease.
If you're looking for a group of people who are going to blindly look the other way when one person does something wrong just so they can let protect the feelings of the masses, the group you're looking for is the Catholic church--- actually I can't even say THAT with 100% certainty now because the new pope at least seems somewhat rational.
If I were arrested for whatever reason, I'd expect it to be stated here. If not for anything then, "you may not be seeing articles from this guy for awhile".
However, that being said, even though we despise making a 'heirarchy' in this fandom and saying that X is more important than Y. Looking at those screennames I can say this guy wasn't that creative... and creativity does have an impact on how far you can go in the social aspects of the fandom (pro tip, don't use numbers unless you're a robot character or a Lilo and Stitch Alien).
So was he a furry? Well, he called himself one, but he certainly wasn't one with any weight. His FA hadn't been updated in a year, and no one shouted at him for a year (minus GreenReaper's, which I think itself was in poor taste). If people expect us to answer for what he did, it'd be like asking the manager of the Red Sox to answer for a Red Sox fan who went to a game or two for kidnapping women and being a sexual predator--- it makes no sense.