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[ SECRET POST #2859 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2859 ⌋
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Re: AYRT
I don't see what's wrong with me not feeling sympathy toward Snape. He was bullied, yes. That's not okay. I still don't feel sympathy toward his character, no.
Re: AYRT
(Anonymous) 2014-11-02 05:39 pm (UTC)(link)"When people complain about Gryffindor bullies, I immediately assume they were assholes as children."
I responded with a comment highlighting an incident in canon where a Gryffindor was a bully, and my response to that incident, and why I believed that was a reasonable response given my own experiences. You responded to that by asking why I focused on that incident instead of other ones with innocent victims, despite the fact that most of those incidents do not have a Gryffindor as the aggressor, and despite the fact that I explained why that incident stuck out for me in light of both the context of the discussion and in light of my own experiences.
I don't give a damn what you feel towards Snape. I am angry because, in the context of the secret and the thread in which we are having this discussion, you have done nothing but dismiss the incident of Gryffindor bullying I was responding to, and thus my response to it and my right to make that response in light of the accusation in the secret, on the grounds that you do not like the personality of the victim in that particular incident.
If that was not your intent, and if we have been arguing at cross-purposes based on different understandings of the context of this discussion, then I apologise for my vehemence. In the context of a thread calling me an asshole for reacting to an act of bullying that strongly echoed one I had suffered when I was younger, I responded with anger to your percieved dismissal of that act and the legitimacy of my response to it.