History Webcomic / LovelyPeople

''[[https://www.hummingfluff.com/lovelypeoplecomic.html Lovely People]]'' is a FurryWebcomic written by ''Webcomic/ARedtailsDream'' and ''Webcomic/StandStillStaySilent'' author Minna Sundberg.

* BrokenAesop: The comic's social credit system suppresses freedom of religion and expression in the name of "equality" and "correctness," forcing the characters to flee to where they can practice their religion freely. The afterword spells out that such systems where there is only one correct line of thinking and mindless consumerism should be rejected. While a fairly middle-of-the-road position, the afterword then argues that any good deeds are meaningless because people are inherently sinful and the only path to goodness is to embrace God and reject everything else. Essentially, Minna ends up advocating for a system just as totalitarian as the one she rails against.

* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: Everything surrounding the 2.0 update of the electronic version of the Bible is depicted as the inclusiveness policy of the ruling entities going too far. The Bible is first made to bring no points upon being read, then reading it takes points away. Next comes the 2.0 update, that people have to accept to not lose even more points. What little is revealed of the new content is portrayed in a negative light.

** After [[spoiler:getting herself declared an UnPerson]], Peony leaves through the window of her apartment due to being unable to use the door, and tells her neighbors that she accidentaly put superglue in the lock.

* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: This is the case for both sexes. While some female garments look like dresses on their own, they cover as much as male top-only outfits when actually worn.
* HonoraryUncle: Peony is a honorary aunt to Peppermint's children. Peppermint calls her "Aunt Peony" while talking about her to Lavender as a potential mentor for getting an early boost in her account.

* NeverMyFault: Tooter's advice on apology videos encourages people to claim that they didn't understand what they were saying, that they were tricked into saying it, or that their account was hacked. Averted with [[spoiler:Peony]], who expresses actual remorse, just not for what Tooter wants her to apologize for.

-->"[[SarcasmMode Oh, you're SUUUUCH good people! You're TOOOTALLY not fakers like I am! You totally weren't my "friends" because my score was good, and you didn't abandon me as soon as it went down!]] You know who wouldn't have abandoned me? My BEST FRIENDS, who I totally abandoned! Also, you wanna know what I really think of [[OneWorldOrder the World Council]] and [[MegaCorp Alizongle]]? This! ''(moons the camera)''

* LectureAsExposition: Peppermint is a preschool teacher, which allows the once class she's shown teaching to inform the reader of a few basic facts about the Social Credit system.

* BlatantLies: After [[spoiler:getting herself declared an UnPerson]], Peony leaves through the window of her apartment due to being unable to use the door, and tells her neighbors that she accidentaly put superglue in the lock.

* DisasterDominoes: The aspect of the system that has friends and family impact each other's scores is shown to cause this. Officially, it's meant to encourage people to keep those around them from doing things that lower their scores too much. In practice, it means that a person's score can be impacted by someone to whom they have no official relationship because they have a mutual connection (e.g. [[spoiler:Cinnamon's brother to Marigold at some point in the past, Marigold's husband and Lavender to Peony in the story proper]]). It also means that being cut off by a high-score friend for having a low score results in a further drop in score.