Reply to Mudbloods in Slytherin and Class Distinction (Snape)

[MorningGlory1387 at aol.com]

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I definately do not believe that Slytherin has "mudbloods".  It says 
in CoS that Salazar Slytherin wanted to be selective about the 
students in Hogwarts, so that would automatically mean that he wanted 
to be extremely selective for his own house, right?  Just my thoughts.  
And also, about the class distinctions:
I personally think that Servus Snape was abused as a child, and 
therefore turned to the Dark Arts to get his revenge.  I think that 
Dumbledore became a father to him more than anyone else could have 
when he entered Hogwarts.  I think that Dumbledore showed him the love 
and dicipline that a father should have, and therefore has the basis 
to trust him, even after turning to Voldemort.  (I think that Snape 
had joined Voldy before he realized that Dumbledore genuinely cared 
for him, and that's why he came back from the Dark Side.)
Any th