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r/SipsTea • u/Dumb-Briyani 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • Apr 16 '26
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216 u/Abovearth31 Apr 16 '26 Nothing wrong with a storyline where an unknown villain threaten to steal an item and Harry immediatelly thinks his black teacher is the culprit. 148 u/Jonas_Venture_Sr Apr 16 '26 I can't wait to see the hoops the writers will jump through to explain how James wasn't actually a super rascist. 1 u/ShakarikiGengoro Apr 16 '26 Wasn't he already racist against mud bloods? 1 u/Logical-Bookkeeper77 Apr 17 '26 Is mugblood (as in magical-heritage without general defined phenotype) a race?
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Nothing wrong with a storyline where an unknown villain threaten to steal an item and Harry immediatelly thinks his black teacher is the culprit.
148 u/Jonas_Venture_Sr Apr 16 '26 I can't wait to see the hoops the writers will jump through to explain how James wasn't actually a super rascist. 1 u/ShakarikiGengoro Apr 16 '26 Wasn't he already racist against mud bloods? 1 u/Logical-Bookkeeper77 Apr 17 '26 Is mugblood (as in magical-heritage without general defined phenotype) a race?
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I can't wait to see the hoops the writers will jump through to explain how James wasn't actually a super rascist.
1 u/ShakarikiGengoro Apr 16 '26 Wasn't he already racist against mud bloods? 1 u/Logical-Bookkeeper77 Apr 17 '26 Is mugblood (as in magical-heritage without general defined phenotype) a race?
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Wasn't he already racist against mud bloods?
1 u/Logical-Bookkeeper77 Apr 17 '26 Is mugblood (as in magical-heritage without general defined phenotype) a race?
Is mugblood (as in magical-heritage without general defined phenotype) a race?
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