Two-way Mirror and other frustrations! (OotP Spoilers!)

[M.Clifford]

No: HPFGUIDX 63441

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "bibphile" <bibphile at y...> 
wrote:
>  
> Valky wrote: 
> > I disagree, IMHO James earned his respect from the part of the 
> > Wizarding community that did not practice bogotry.
> > Snape may have seemed the innocent victim of the taunts in the 
> > schoolgrounds. But remember we are seeing the time when 
Voldemort 
> > became his angriest. Bigotry like Snapes was as despicable as 
> ever, but at this time it existed in the minority. In a way 
Voldemort 
> led an uprising of the bigots. 
> > James was wrong in targeting the feckless Snape on that day. 
Cruel 
> > and even disgraceful. 
> > However, he was on the side of good. I am sure that was not the 
> > first time Snape had displayed his colours of prejudice. >>>>>
> 
> 
> I didn't say he was a bigot.  I said he was a bully.  You can be 
one 
> without being the other.  He was a bully ion fifth year without 
> being a bigot.  He became a hero later.  They remember the hero 
more 
> than the bully.
> 
> bibphile

I didn't say James was a bigot either. I said Snape was.
Valky