Utah News BLATANTLY LIES About Anti-Furries School Walkout

Students of Mt. Nebo Middle School in Utah walked out in protest of a handful of fellow classmates who identify as "furries", and spend their day barking at them, biting them, pouncing on them, and spraying them with febreze. The kids said the Principal tried to put his foot down and ban masks, but the furries continued to do it anyway. Now, if a student complains about being attacked by one of these animal-identifying kids, the frustrated student faces the consequences. KSL News in Utah covered the story, and tried to debunk the story as another conservative conspiracy theory, but numerous photos and videos were gathered from students who had taken the footage themselves, proving that the "fact-checkers" aren't ever interested in facts.

In today's' society, it's the ones who scream the loudest who get their way, and the rest of us just have to deal with it.

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