[ SECRET POST #2394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2394 ⌋

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Comments

[chardmonster]

There were a bunch of German functionaries with Jewish or half-Jewish wives during the Nazi era.

The government kept giving them incentives to divorce, a lot never did. This is while doing their job with a goddamn genocide going on that was obvious to many.

So yes, you can be in love with someone while working against their people. I used the Nazi example because I've actually studied up on that but examples come up time and again. You make exceptions for the people you like. You act in completely irrational and utterly human ways.

God help me never make me talk about history and Harry Potter in the same post again.

[feotakahari]

The two do go together, particularly in book 7 when Rowling really started pushing the Nazi imagery for the Death Eaters.

[(Anonymous)]

My grandfather's family was quite racist. Back in the 40's when one of the cousins married a black woman they collectively decided that she was simply a very dark Italian and welcomed her into the fold.

[kallanda_lee]

Never underestimate the power of denial.

[thene]

That is some genuinely impressive cognitive dissonance.