Dumbledore's Worthless
JLyon
jnoyl at aim.com
Sun Nov 2 19:29:20 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 184793
Dumbledore is shown making suggestions to the Minister. He does not
push his view. He is not seen standing up to the Wizengamot and
outlining what needs to be done. We do not see any signs that he is
working behind the scenes to get the DEs out of the Wizengamot or the
Ministry. He never calls in the IAW, or whatever he is a member or
head of. He never calls in the Dark Arts Defense League (which could
be international, we don't know).
The point is, we never see him do anything other spend his time
keeping Harry in Dursleyban under 24/7 "suicide" watch (and as
separated from his friends as possible) and setting up his next "fun
time" for Harry. He doesn't train Harry and he doesn't educate Harry
(don't even think to call those pensieve moments "education."
The man has tons of political power and we never see him use it. The
man has his own army and never takes the fight to the DEs. All he
does is as little as possible to keep the world going until Harry can
give up his life for the greater good. Remember that Bumble's whole
"plan" is to have Harry allow himself to be killed. Why waste time
training Harry when his whole reason to exist is so that he can be
killed.
The man seems to have known since he spent that mysterious 24 hours
with baby Harry that Harry was a horcrux, and yet he wasted all those
years doing nothing so that Harry could have his wonderful scavenger
hunt.
I would say that Harry's second year shows how little Dumbledore is
willing to do. Children are dropping like bowling pins and he can't
even figure out about the basilisk. This is with his mastery of
Legillimency not detecting Quirellmort or the fraud that was
Lockhart. Reading any one of the books (or all of them) leads one to
conclude that Dumbledore is either totally incompetent or all is
going according to his plans.
JLyon
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