Is there Furry Discrimation?

[19Norway]

  To the wonderful furry community that I love,
I was wondering if there is discrimination, ranking, of favoritism (the practice of giving preferential treatment to a person or persons) at conventions or fur meets? You see, I feel like my fursona is part bunny  and I don't want to miss out on any fun that I would have had if I was a dog or a wolf. If you don't have any idea what I am saying  this is really my only source of favoritism/discrimination and furries:
http://youtu.be/zmwzLS9-1KA
(if the link doesn't work type into youtube "ranting gryphon discrimation" and it will be the first video listed on that screen)
What type of animal is your fursona, and do you witness anything I just said. If all of this is false, please do tell me and I'll go knock on wood for the rest of my life so that it never happens 

[Nrein]

I know plenty of people that prefer different species, but I wouldn't say there's any discrimination, per say.

Favoritism, of course it'd go to the "popufurs" or anyone of the like, but again, it all depends on the person/people.

If there's anything to look for, it's stereotypes and not discrimination >3>

[WingedZephyr]

I haven't really seen much of this personally. Like Nic said, some people have preferences for different species depending on what they find more relatable, but I can't think of a time when someone actually bashed anyone else for being a certain species. And if someone does happen to say something like "Well, that's not really my thing," I do not think there's a need to take that personally.

I do sometimes get odd reactions from people when I tell them I'm a cat/dragon hybrid. It's a strange combination that would be impossible even if dragons were real, due to the whole mammal/reptile thing. But I put them together because I wanted to, and most people don't blink an eye at it. Even including the people who respond in confusion, no one has ever come across as being offensive to me about my "unreal" species.

[Puncia]

As far as I know, it's the same thing about furries as everything else on the Internet:

-There are popfurs, or popular people that everyone love and adore for whatever reason, going so far as to be biased about them.
-The tight knitted groups or people that feel a sense of community because they share something. Like wolves forming a "pack" at a convention and sticking together just because they're of the same species.
-And, of course, the more unusual/original/special, the better. Many people strive to be special or stick out from the crowd, mixing strange species, claiming to be of this and that sexuality, etc.

And then there are the people that are against one or the other of the above.