Fear as a Crime --Long (Re: muggle baiting )

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 156143

> Betsy Hp:
> Amen, and amen.  Honestly if there *aren't* consequences for the 
> good guys' bad behavior, not only will the series lose most of it's 
> magic for me, I'll be *very* careful about sharing it with 
> children.  Talk about a wrong message!

Alla:


Would the series lose its magic for you if there would be no 
consequences to what Draco did in HBP?

Would the series lose its magic for you if Snape turns out to be the 
traitor after all and JKR decides to just let Snape go, dissappear 
somewhere without making him pay for Dumbledore's murder?

Or would the series only lose its magic for you if there would be no 
consequences for twins giving Toffee to Dudley and Hermione putting 
**SNEAK** on Marietta's face?

Because if the answer to first two questions is yes, Okay, I cannot 
quite agree, but I understand where you are coming from, but if the 
answer to first two questions is No, I don't understand where you are 
coming from.
 
> Betsy Hp:
<SNIP>
And weirdly enough, I *loved* that Dudley punched Harry when 
> the Dementors attacked.  Sure, he'd picked the wrong wizard, but 
> having the hutzpah to take on Harry after all he's suffered at 
> wizards' hands...  It was enough bravery to prove that he and Harry 
> really are family, IMO.  
<SNIP>

Alla:

Of course Dudley run an awfully big risk that Harry would just left 
him there and not bring his dear "brave" cousin home, despite all the 
things Dudley did to him.

I apologise for putting it in quotations, I just don't see Dudley as 
anybody else but pathetic coward.

Alla, counts to five and dissappears.