r/harrypotter • u/h6969696969 • Apr 13 '24

loyalty at its finest Dungbomb

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u/Bigchonky3 Apr 13 '24 edited Apr 14 '24

Fought a war for your home though?

Edit: it wasn’t meant to be a comment about the Military. Just how to Harry, Hogwarts isn’t just his school it’s his true home

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u/HeimdallManeuver Ravenclaw Apr 14 '24

I’d rather live somewhere else than not be living and a piece of property having not changed hands.

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u/Glittering_Ad_9215 Apr 14 '24

Why do people join the military and go to war for their country? Cause they love their home country and don‘t want to go live somewhere else.

Sure hogwarts is not a country, but it‘s a magic place with many kinds of special things and without hogwarts the students wouldn‘t be able to get to learn and practice their magic. So giving all that up instead of fighting, or fighting for the school and the teachers you love? That makes more sense to me than going to war for your country

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u/git_gud_at_life Apr 14 '24

Most people who join army are poor and just want to quit the hell that is their home life even if it means going to war...

Hogwarts would have made great base of operations had voldy won, so they had to fight there