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New Zealand Taxpayers' Union

@TaxpayersUnion

Jan 11, 2022

Unbelievable: taxpayers are funding pro-furry propaganda. This article is part of a

@TheSpinoffTV

series given $335,000 from the "Public Interest Journalism" fund.

thespinoff.co.nz

Who runs the internet? Furries

The IT industry is full of people involved in this unique fandom. But why?

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I mean we are EVERYWHERE, I have a government job. If I choose to dress up in a faux fur costume in my spare time it doesn't mean anything for my work.

6:34 PM · Jan 11, 2022

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