There’s an actual reason most fluffies hate alicorns.
Each fluffy type gives off a certain scent, which is how fluffies can recognize that a ‘wingie friend’ or a ‘pointy friend’ from an earthie without actually seeing wings or a horn. It’s how mothers identify their babies and why sorry poopies and strong perfumes are so hated.
If a particularly dumb mare has one of her babies doused in a scent eliminate, she might not be able to recognize it. She might even kill it out of fear that it will attempt to hurt her other babies.
Now because of Hasbio getting raided and fluffies getting released way too earlier, alicorns weren’t exactly finished yet. Which is why they are so rare, they’re not supposed to happen with scientific/biological interference.
So they weren’t supposed to be correct yet. Instead of having their own scent, they have a mix of all three.
Imagine you’re walking down the street and all of the sudden you see a person with 6 eyes and a second pair of arms sticking out. That’s fucking scary. If you were an idiot, like fluffies, you might react violently.
Alicorns just smell wrong and that’s horrifying to a fluffy. TLDR: Alicorns are the fluffy version of uncanny valley.
Fluffies are meant to hate shitty colours as a way of easy breeding. One of your million breeding fluffy popped out an ugly foal? Don’t worry, the fluffy will get rid of it themselves without you having to even lift a finger.
Fluffies have a speech impediment due to a sort of face paralysis on their lips (difficulty pronouncing rs) and having a very flat tongue (difficulty pronouncing ls). It was easier to leave it be rather than to fix it and the guys at Hasbio basically turned it into a feature. This is also why fluffy pony drown so much. They can’t pucker their lips too well and lapping at water can bit difficult so many fluffies have to stick their snout into the water to drink.
Also fluffies can’t say the word “sharpie” (for sharp things which is why they say pointy) because of an intense legal battle between Hasbro and Newell brands, owner of the Sharpies copyright.
Every time a fluffy says “shawpie”, the court documents lengthen a page.