>>117717
It's just good visual storytelling. He has 1 frame to set up the story before anyone even talks.
Also note all the other tricks that are used to drive the point further.
>the human is a neckbeard, overweight, wears glasses, has a potato-shaped chin, unflattering stubble, a stark nasolabial fold, and an ear ring
>hunched over pose and defeated looks
>Suki towers over him
>the anthro has no shoulders, also wears glasses, is a smoker, has some kind of lgbt or rasta bracelet
>arguably the hippie haircut contributes too but it looks well-maintained
>both are wearing basic casual outfits
Just missing sweat stains and cargo shorts. Compare them to the gary stu who is well-groomed, does not wear glasses, is always dressed sharp, does not smoke, is tall(er than Suki) and fit.
His literary game is not as smooth. Even if we omit her jumping to the conclusion that the neckbeard is looking for "help", Suki still calls human girls "ordinary", which implies that anthros are not (i.e. extraordinary).
The comic as a whole is apparently based on the scene with the bum from American Psycho, which actually makes it even worse because Bateman feigns kindness and then stabs the bum and kicks his dog.
>>117719
>Can I not just like fluffy tails? I don't hate anybody. I'm not bitter about anybody.
It's probably how most people are: at worst, indifferent. No grief caused or implied. It's just that for arguments such as one in the OP the accusers either cherry-pick the more severe cases or create strawmen and then tear into those.
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