Guys who like My Little Pony gather for 'BronyCon' Creepy Pedophile convention!

This is a pedophile convention if i ever seen one. look at this quote from the article. Some creepy shit is afoot here!

"I don't think you have to have bad intentions to like little girls or to like the things that they like," Faust said. "And it's upsetting to me that people jump to those conclusions. I think it's unfair to men and I think it's unfair to girls and women."

Twenty-year-old My Little Pony fan Gabby Pantaloni of Hershey, Pa., said she was kind of shocked that so many guys like the show, as she stood in a line at BronyCon to get her picture taken with other enthusiasts dressed like her favorite character Rarity.


SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) — Dale Fjordbotten is a proud "My Little Pony" fan, with the shiny blue body suit and yellow lightning bolt, blue wings and blue tail to prove it.

Like many "Bronies" — boys and men who like the cartoon "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic"— the 25-year-old college student turned out over the weekend for "BronyCon Summer 2012" at the Meadowlands Exposition Center, which drew 4,000 men, women, boys and girls, many in colorful wigs and costumes.

"I thought about what people would say. 'It's creepy. It's weird. It's a ... show for little girls,'" said Fjordbotten, from Staten Island, N.Y. "It's just a great show ... the story line, the plot, the beautiful animation."

Bronies say they're a misunderstood lot who've gotten a bad rap from the media. They're all about the show, friendship, love and tolerance, and they have no bad intentions, they say.

"I discovered that there's nothing to be ashamed of being a Brony," said 19-year-old James Penna of Mastic in Long Island, N.Y. "People are into what they're into."

Outside the convention center, young men danced and sang along with songs from My Little Pony cartoon that blasted from loud speakers as a video screen on a large truck showed the show's characters. One observer said it almost felt like a Grateful Dead concert.

Inside, vendors sold stuffed ponies, pony accessories, pony signs, pony hats and just about every pony item imaginable. Stars who do the show's voices signed autographs and gave speeches.

Staff appeared to be a little overwhelmed at times. It was just over a year ago when BronyCon attracted about 100 people to some meeting rooms in New York City. Now there are thousands of Bronies across the country.

Hasbro released the first My Little Pony toys in 1983, and they led to television specials, a film and the first TV series from 1986 to 1987.

The brand stuck around through the years. But along came animator Lauren Faust, who was hired by Hasbro and sparked new life to My Little Pony when she created the "Friendship is Magic" series.

Faust had worked on "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" before dreaming up the land of Equestria, where My Little Pony characters like Twilight Sparkle, Apple Jack, Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie get into all kinds of adventures.

Faust told The Associated Press at BronyCon on Saturday that she never imagined the show would be such a hit with teenage boys and young men. She said her main target was little girls, but she hoped to draw in moms and perhaps some boys with strong characters and compelling story lines.

"We live in a society where saying that something is for girls is the equivalent to saying that something is stupid, or saying that something isn't worthwhile," Faust said.

"I think that's awful and I think that kind of attitude needs to be changed," she said. "And these men are doing it. ... They're proud that they're forward-thinking and modern enough to look past this misogynistic attitude."

Faust said she, like the Bronies, is disturbed at the negative images some people have about men who like the show.

"There are a lot of people who when they first hear about men watching a show for little girls, they're taken to a creepy place," she said. "They think there's something wrong with that, something devious about it. I think that's unfortunate.

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So a father is not allowed to supervise his 2 year old child at the local playground if unrelated children are within 500 yards of him? Think before you type.

There, i fixed it for him!

"Omg!! Those grown men like something that kids like?! They must be the the worst types of pedos! (Totally ignoring the fact that grown women are there too).
They don't care about the fandom! They are just heere to molest our childrenzz!!1!11!."
Seriously? Why be so damn hateful about a group of people that are not hurting anyone but just like what they like? Because ponies are weird childish thing and real sane people who are not children don't like them? Liking childish things makes you less productive in society? I'm not a brony but give me a good reason why they are so bad.

I will give you a reason of mine. Its FUCKING creepy for a man to dress like a goddamed pony and attend a show for kids!

Bronies are awesome. My sons a Bronie and has gotten me into the show. It's awesome! Lauren Faust was the creator of Power Puff Girls and worked on Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. It is because of her influence on the show that I think, so many males who enjoyed her other work have taken to MLP:FIM. I really think if it weren't for Lauren, men and boys wouldn't be into this.

I have watched all of Season 1 and 2 and the stories are fun, the characters are awesome and it's just a lot of awesome.

I love Pinkie Pie, the cute party girl who is always breaking the 4th wall.

My son loves Rainbow Dash, the fast flying "tom boy" character who want to fly with The Wonderbolts.

I think I'm most like Fluttershy who loves creatures great and small and is shy, but fearless when need be.

AppleJack is awesome and tough. She's a strong female character who works hard and loves her family.

Rarity is a girly, girly fashionista. Not one of my favorite characters, but she appeals to some girls and rounds out the personalities.

Twilight Sparkle is the main character and she is super organized, intelligent and studious, but also very down to earth and not afraid to show her faults.

I think it appeals to people both young and old. Yes, there are some perverts, but I believe that by and large, the men and women who are attracted to the show love the body of work by Lauren Faust and love Tara Strong's voicing of Twilight Sparkle and they each have a character or two that speaks to their hearts.

It's a fine show. Far better than My Little Pony before Lauren Faust.

Look at this photo and decide if you still think bronies are ok!

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It is great, high quality animation. Good story lines and if you like powerpuff girls you will probably like this too.
I dont buy toys or go to shows or anything but the show is top notch and perfect on a sat morning.

How old are you? and are you a guy?

31, male
Big anime fan too and I still watch loony tunes and transformers too heh.