Can we talk about how Judy, a Zootopia police officer watches conspiracy theory podcasts?
>>154240518Where'd you get a picture of Judy consuming my severed penis?
>>154240518I didn't watch Zootopia 2 because it looked like shit.
>>154240518>Judy when I’m thinking Arby’s
>>154240518She probably wears Punisher shirts on her days off
>>154240518Judy would be part of ICE
>>154240622Judy would 100% believe in the "Elders of Zion" and "the Great Replacement" theories
it's not really up for debate fellas>the fearmongering anti-reptile propaganda driven by the Lynxleys was more effective in the city of Zootopia compared to its outskirts and connected towns proof of this is how Nick and everyone else in Zootopia treats reptiles with fear VS how Judy thinks anyone of any species can be anything (including good)>judy is regularly seen watching news and listening to musicso no reason to believe podcasts are off the table >Judy searching through the history of reptiles in zootopia means covering all bases including conspiracy theorists as well as "legitimate" sources>Nibbles having so few followers is a result of the algorithm blocking her from the average viewerNOT because she's wrong about reptiles being there mind you. Anyone who knows the location and secret knock could have gone to meet the reptiles at any point. They were in hiding but it was an open secret the local community was aware of, which brings me to my final pointJudy was likely already aware of marsh market, but had no idea about the reptiles until she stumbled on nibbles' podcast and asked for her help. She wasn't aware of the snake's hometown exodus, and it should be assumed that the truth about the Lynxley's influence was buried like the city. So while digging for information on Reptiles one could easily stumble on a "crazy" podcaster who knows more about the locals and their history than the media would ever willingly portray. Lynxley's invented the death venom injector and there's no reason to believe they wouldn't threaten anyone who they thought would actually pose a threat, which is why Nibbles was allowed to operate freely. Most people would assume she's crazy and the Lynxley's already had plans to take over marsh market anyways
you worms really ran after 1 autism post?
There likely wasn't much other information on reptiles on their internet.Going to have similar oddities with birds most likely.
>>154240518Why wouldn't she? Her first real case as a police officer revealed a massive conspiracy. After that, I suspect it's hard not to try reading between the lines on everything.
>>154240518is a little weird yes
>>154243026>Her first real case as a police officer revealed a massive conspiracy.This, besides if Zootopia works anything like the real world (and it clearly is supposed to) with how hungry the internet "news" is for sensationalist material, it's not hard for wild conspiracy theories to show up in the mainstream within a few days. It's not hard to imagine Judy browsing headlines and going down a (forgive the pun) rabbit hole. Or maybe she's just diligent and checks the hot sheets.
Judy as well as Nick are insanely paranoid, weird people so they would. Actually I think there is media where Nick is a conspiracist too
Judy's warm paws smothering my face
This also means Nibbles is the Alex Jones of zootopia.
>>154246513and lynxley's are jews? lol more like russian oligarchs
>>154243026>>154244078>the earlier scripts of Zootopia actually had a honey badger character that was obsessed with "the ewes" and conspiracies involving themA little too close to home for Disney, I guess.
>>154246777actually you hit the jackpot with the ewes, they were always meant to be conspiratorial and shady group
>>154244125Nick is someone who can see a hustle when it's on a larger scale and the average person can'tHe can see an old lady getting hit by a car and realize she's faking and will dig to find out how she's done it to multiple people to be able to sue them
>>154246545they're whites, meanwhile reps are dindu nuffins
>>154246940Reptiles were clearly spanish coded and a reference to the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. If you don't know what that is look it up, they were promised property and civil rights and many hispanic families lost their land over the following years through legal claims
>>154240518I work in EMS, we work a lot with cops. A shocking amount of people in both fields follow conspiracy theories, most of them really dumb. Judy becoming a cop and immediately getting into conspiracy theory podcasts is the most believable part of those movies.
>>154240518bnuuy
>>154240518>Can we talk about how Judy, a Zootopia police officer watches conspiracy theory podcasts?Reminds me of Agent K checking the Tabloids, because sometimes that shit is real if you know where to look.
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