Post #3792235
2026-07-13 19:47 UTC
So, if I understand the conclusion to last night's #Monsterdon correctly :
Super-intelligent wolves use the slums of New York as their hunting grounds.
Specifically they hunt humans. Poor ones that nobody cares about.
They (the wolves) are opposed to urban renewal because it would displace poor people.
Displacing poor people is bad because they serve the purpose of providing a food source for wolves.
The moral of the story is that It would be better and/or more in tune with nature to leave the slums undisturbed so that wolves can continue to prey on poor humans.
And also, unrelatedly :
Native Americans will sometimes use shapeshifting as a metaphor, but white cops think it's completely real and threaten to arrest them for doing it.
Native Americans will sometimes tease cops for this misunderstanding by getting completely naked in a public park.
Nevertheless, all Native Americans have known about the super-intelligent wolves the whole time and never bothered to tell anyone.
Have I got all that right? Did I miss anything?
Replies (2)
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@YsengrinWolf@meow.social 2026-07-13 20:26
@apLundell@timeloop.cafe I think more wolf-shaped rather than wolves. More like some kind of spirit/magic/fae critter. #Monsterdon
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@cshlan@dawdling.net 2026-07-13 21:21
@apLundell@timeloop.cafe I don't think the part about leaving the poor people poor was *supposed* to be the message. But it did kind of end up being the message. I also am not entirely sure it was supposed to be a metaphor. Although they were totally messing with the cop. #Monsterdon