Werewolves and RL equivalents

[colebiancardi]

No: HPFGUIDX 170304

 
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> Alla:
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> It is not prejudice to be afraid of werewolf? Sure, it is not, when 
> such person is a werewolf, any person, not just Lupin, no? To be 
> exact – it is not prejudice to be afraid of werewolf during full 
> moon. What exactly we are arguing about again, lol?
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> What I am saying is prejudice is to deny werewolves jobs and any 
> sort of normal lives, when they are **not** werewolves, when they 
> are humans. Yes, regardless of the fact that they are dangerous once 
> a month. If you are disagreeing with that, which I do not think that 
> you do based on what you wrote in the past, then maybe that is what 
> we are arguing about? I am confused.
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colebiancardi:

Ahh, I had started the "Snape -a werewolf bigot??" thread because I
didn't see Snape as a bigot towards werewolves.  Instead, I saw Snape
as a man who just hated a man who just happened to be a werewolf. 
After all, Snape hated Sirius - does that make Snape a pure-blood bigot?

ok...going back into my cave...I think I already know what Snape is -
a misanthrope in the manner of Molière's brilliant work "Le
Misanthrope ou l'Atrabilaire amoureux".  Alceste doesn't hate
everybody, but he certainly tries :)

colebiancardi