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5 reasons why Bronies need to stop

So to start off I will explain, to those of you who do not know, what a Brony is. A Brony is an adult male who indulges himself into the My Little Pony franchise, specifically the Friendship is Magic story arc. You are probably thinking that, “Oh it's not that big of a deal, they like a children's show, so what?” and I'm glad that you are thinking like that because we as humans like to express ourselves and it's great that you aren't automatically assuming that boys can't like feminine things like flying, talking ponies, who enjoy spreading the importance of friendship. The only problem with Bronies is that they take liking something to a whole new, and disturbing, level. They do this by going to such extreme
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But if you absolutely can't live without giving these ponies giant breast and other parts of the human body just so you can be the gross person you are, the decent thing to do would be to make sure kids won't see that stuff when they google their favorite show characters. But no, the bronies don't have the common decency to do even that, and if you were to look up something as simple as “fluttershy and rainbow dash” you would find grotesque humanizations of the characters partaking in very sexual acts, and/or the actual ponies groping each other. Go on, go look it up, I'm sure you will find exactly what I'm talking about. And it’s not as if it is a difficult thing to prevent children from stumbling upon these images, all the Bronies need to do is add filters so Google will stop them from showing up. However these lazy sacks of nasty choose to sit there and let it happen, they just post their stuff without thinking about how it would affect the children who like the show if they saw that. It is beyond rude and irresponsible, it is almost child like, but hey if they are acting like a child then maybe that’s why they think it is okay to indulge

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