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not your typical annihilatrix (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} furiosity) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} unfunny_fandom, |
suffers no prejudice in the WW at large
When Voldemort took over the ministry in the last book and created the Muggle-Born Registration Commission, aside from little pockets of resistance (composed primarily of Muggle-borns, by all accounts), everyone else in wizarding England seemed to just roll right along with it. If that's not an indication that the whole "Muggle-borns are totally equal" is generally speaking lip-service (and thus an indicator that anti-Muggle-born prejudice ISN'T wholly confined to a group of scary lunatics), then I don't know what is. o.O;;
When Voldemort took over the ministry in the last book and created the Muggle-Born Registration Commission, aside from little pockets of resistance (composed primarily of Muggle-borns, by all accounts), everyone else in wizarding England seemed to just roll right along with it. If that's not an indication that the whole "Muggle-borns are totally equal" is generally speaking lip-service (and thus an indicator that anti-Muggle-born prejudice ISN'T wholly confined to a group of scary lunatics), then I don't know what is. o.O;;
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