M&S/furries/school kids

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These ads creep me out on their own (a hedgehog/seal in school uniform just standing there staring? how does that sell school uniform?) but the resemblance to the “furry” movement is just too much. I’m possibly just over exposed to the grimness of the whole furry underworld and see anything depicting kids as furry animals as sinister.

Am I alone or is this weird?

www.facebook.com/MarksandSpencer/posts/10156986494533612/

This one is a hedgehog. There is one with a seal. Not sure if there are others.

"I wanted more money, so i let anyone see my art"

as become the default of the art world since the 80s

as become the default of the art world since the 80s

Right, but this has nothing to do with my question.

The creators responsibility to children is not being met, as they've not done anything to prevent children from seeing their porn.

they have posted it on a sight that is not aimed at children. is it the sites reponcablity to restuxt children's access to there site. how do you do that ask what someone's age is. or is it the parents at the other end who know there child is underage to stop them from trying to access it in the first place.

is it the sites reponcablity to restuxt children's access to there site. how do you do that ask what someone's age is

SITES DO THIS!!!!!!
YOUTUBE DOES THIS!!!!
GOOGLE DOES THIS!!!!!!!

But the content creator has to flag their own content as adult, it's their responsibility to do this.

The video i linked to on the previous page, youtube has it as age restricted, you need to be an adult to view it.

That's youtubes part done.

But the creator of the video needs to click the box that say's it's adult.

It's a responsible thing to do, lots of furry porn isn't age restricted.

but they just ask and you just click yes I'm over 18 what young person as not done this.

but they just ask and you just click yes I'm over 18 what young person as not done this.

Actually if you brother to look, you tube requires you to have an account.

Google doesn't let it show up on safe search.

It's so simple you have to wonder why furry art creators generally don't do it.

it's probably becuse no one enforces the rule that you need to mark it as such. if they did and banned people that didn't then people would start doing it.

like on mumsnet when people break the rules and it's deleted and they do it more than 3 times and they are not banned nothing happens and they keep breaking the rules and othera see thst and do the same.