"Lucius being the most vocal about it" Me: *reading the 5th book and Mrs Black (Sirius' mother) screaming about it whenever they are around* you sure about that?
Who r u from the Weasley Family? Last number of ur like! 0 - Ron 1 - Fred 2 - George 3 - Molly 4 - Arthur 5 - Ginny 6 - Percy 7 - Bill 8 - Charlie 9 - You Choose! P.S I’m Fred
I’m thinking if I should like if I do the next person will get Percy but I’ll get Ginny you know what Ginny was controlled by the dark lord once and now has become slightly evil muahah whoever’s next sorry
No. All the Weasley children married mixed bloods (except for Charlie and Fred neither of whom ever married) starting with Bill who married someone that was at least 1/4 Veela. Percy married a woman named Audrey who was muggleborn or mixed blood. George married Angelina Johnson who is not in the sacred 28.
I've always wanted to live in their house at the burrow... they're simply the most welcoming and most understanding family...poor yes but happy... they're my favorite family, well except Percy
@@komokosai That's fine, I still don't get over the fact that Molly basically told the twins they are not part of the family (Order of the Phoenix, p149) I think we all have something that we can't get over. ^^
i like how in the end of the series, the golden trio all become related via the weasleys. they were as close as family, and now they actually are family.
Me: Because they weren't Magic Nazis Malfoys: Well actually- Me: That's exactly what the Death Eaters are, Magic Nazis. Or have you forgotten those your country fought tooth and nail? The organization that's been considered the quintessence of evil since the end of the 1940s?
Well ... i want to see Malfoys face. Because even the Wizards fought in the WWII and considert the Nazis as evil. As i reread the Books recently and as a german just saw the similarities jump into my face.
We all know about Arthur's line of the family, but i wonder about the other Weasley members. Arthur's dad was supposed to have 6 brothers and Arthur himself had 2 other brothers
It depends on what ones philosophy on being a traitor is, personally Lucius operated on his hatred and didn't contribute anything positive to the magical community , which I consider to be the true betrayal unlike Weasley who have worked for the betterment, atleast haven't harmed people around them and have led a simple life 😊😊
@@katiadumas4699 as kids I don't think we fully understood the racial and sexist tones of this book, now its so blatantly obvious! Not to mention the obvious rape implications in these books! And you know damn well Harry was using that invisibility cloak to play I little "eye spy" on the girls
I agree, impressive wizards came from the half bloods. Voldemort (dark wizard extraordinaire, multiple horcrux creator, capable of broomless flight), Harry (able to cast spells as a teen, that even adults struggle to) and Snape (potion master, spell creator and doesn't really need a wand to cast magic)
let me preface what follows by saying that in no way do I endorse any form of blood purity (be it fictional or real)... that being said, were I magical and taught of the history of the witch-hunts I would at least be wary of muggles and might find a message like that of Grindlewald somewhat appealing, not for the sake of any notion of blood purity but for the safety of my friends and family
@Anne Day What could he possibly read about witch hunts to make them seem ok? They were terrible crimes in our real world, that cost the lives of countless innocent people.
@Anne Day A pure-blood likely wouldn't have access to Muggle books and so he would have read only wizarding books on that topic. Unless he was so interested in history that he would actively venture into the Muggle world to buy Muggle history books, which I doubt many wizards and witches would do. But even wizarding books could portray witch hunts very differently. Some authors might write that real witches weren't harmed during witch hunts at all, while other authors (those who disliked Muggles) would write the exact opposite. How would you know which book tells the truth, then? And if a pure-blood truly bought and read some Muggle books, he would of course read in them that witch hunts were terrible and many people lost their lives. Which could actually make him think, that those Muggle-hating authors of wizarding books were right when they described witch hunts as horrible Muggle violence against magical folk.
@Anne Day That would require strong dedication to the cause though, I can't imagine a random 11 years old being that dedicated, or most of the older children. Maybe some history loving Ravenclaw. But kids like Harry or Ron? Definitely not. Anyway, in this particular case of witch hunts, no matter what books one would read, whether wizarding or Muggle, they would learn from them the same thing. That Muggles hated wizards and witches so much that they hunted them and murdered anyone whom they believed to have magic. Sure, they didn't manage to kill any real witches, but that doesn't change the fact that they tried very hard. So the conclusion would be that Muggles are hateful and violent towards people who have magic (or who are merely believed to have magic). This wouldn't make any pure-blood see Muggles in a positive light.
@Anne Day Well, they wouldn't be able to learn about wizards torturing and murdering Muggles from the Muggle books, because Muggles don't know about it. Whenever something like that happens (Muggle family killed by Death Eaters, property destroyed by giants etc.), wizards from the Ministry arrive, obliviate all Muggle witnesses and feed Muggle police officers some non-magical excuse (gas leak, hurricane...). And while I remember that witches being unharmed and actually liking being burned at stake during the witch hunts was indeed mentioned in the books as something that happened in a distant past, I really don't remember that wizards torturing and murdering Muggles would be mentioned in the books as something that used to happen regularly long before Grindelwald and then Voldemort came around, i.e. before the 20th century. And as I said, most wizarding children (not only pure-bloods but also half-bloods and Muggleborns) wouldn't bother to research all of this on their own. Those rare few history lovers maybe would, but most kids wouldn't.
Only one correction. It was either book four or five, but Hermione was talking about the witch trials and how all it took was a simple incantation that would make it to where the fire would not hurt them and actually just tickle. One witch enjoyed it so much she purposely got caught and "burned" like 69 times.
That's heavy. Knowing the pure bloods are somewhat right. I don't think it's hard for us to assume we muggles would react hostile again if the statue of secrecy fell apart and we become suddenly aware of all these powerful beings we could consider threats and therefore attack without being provoked and even Voldemort didn't attack them outright before cementing his power as Hans we still a hug threat to magical life and the stir of secrecy is still held up under the times of Hermione, a muggleborn, as minister.
This is really off topic but I find it selfish Harry put Luna in his kids name instead of Fred for ginny because he sacrificed his life and nobody remembered
I know this is so random, but when I saw Ginny, I wondered what it would be like if Harry Potter were a girl, and his named would be Harriet Potter. Imagine that 😂
@@aislingbolton793 yeah well, at least veelas are magical creatures instead of muggles, the ugly side is that their children have some werewolf blood in them as well as veela blood, wonder how they are
but I dont really get Lucius's "excuse" for hating muggles, even if they did burn wizards and witches to death, the most recent case of that would be the Salem witch trials, which wasnt even in Britain. it's been so long (and it's not like he ever experienced this, nor his parents or grandparents probably) that I dont think it's a valid viewpoint... he's just racist lol
1) The weasleys had no problem with half-bloods and muggle-borns. 2) They Weasley family had 7 kids which was unusual for pure-blood families. 3) (I dont know if this is right) most pure-blood families were in Slytherin while the Weasleys weren't- I do think that Fred, George and Percy shouldve been in Slytherin though. 4) The Weasley family were not wealthy and, if you were wealthy you were respected. 5) The Weasleys didn't care if their children were romantically involved with different blood types. 6) They voiced their opinion on other bloods. 7) Arthur was interested in Muggles and openly associated with them. 8) Voldemort was a half-blood and pure-bloods supported him which I really do not get.
Jay T There haven’t been muggle attacks on wizards for centuries at the time of the Harry Potter books.The pure blood supremacists are holding on to outdated views.
@@rouskeycarpel1436 Just because they're not written on paper doesn't mean there isn't still a 'war' on wizardry. Look at the Churches, for example. Rowling never went into them, but you can imagine just how toxic their word is.
Also, according to the same source (Pottermore), the Malfoys weren't so much into inbreeding as other pure-bloods (e.g. Lestranges) and so they married not only pure-bloods but also half-bloods. But logically, if you have an ancestor who's a half-blood, that means that one of said ancestor's parents must've been a Muggle or a Muggleborn. And these people are your ancestors as well! Your ancestors on your father's side may be all magical - but go several generations back on your mother's side, and it'll be Muggles left and right. And if you have Muggle ancestors, are you truly a pure-blood?
Proxima Shining There’s a kind of pure-blood technicality where; if you have no muggles or muggleborns as your parents or grandparents you’re considered pure. So theoretically; you could have a muggle or muggleborn great grandparent and still be considered a pure-blood.
The origin of the pure blood hate towards muggles makes sense, I can definitely appreciate that these characters weren't written as villains with no reason behind their beliefs, in fact it's the most common reason. Holding on to old values that don't make sense anymore in a modern society
I've always felt it weird with the blood status being such a big plot point. I dunno not being able to wield Magic seems kinda sad since its so....well whimsicial and cool looking. Pretty big difference and notable then....well the differences the real world has
In another video you said whether a person is born magical or non magical depends on genetics. And "Muggle born" wizards actually have squib ancestors who passed down the genes. That in fact means the pure bloods are actually right. Wizards marrying pure muggles does water down the gene pool as the likely hood of the non magical allele pairing increases. on the other hand while pure blood marriages would prevent this, eventually the wizards would become more prone to physical and mental disabilities and have weaker immune systems
Beautiful vid, happy belayed Christmas and New Year’s. I would have loved if some of this background to the fear/racism/classism/purism was shed more light in the HP original series. The Fantastic Beasts series I hope covers this too.
I would like to drop a extra bit of headcanon. I remember someone pointing out how molly and arthur throughout the story specifically and sometimes comically pointing things out around harry and needing harrys help for things that they obviously can do themselves, like arthur asking harry for help with understanding muggle money or the classic rubber duck thing, and for molley clearly talking loudly about the platform near a lost harry, and giving him a second hand hand me down watch or the famous weasley scarf. even though the entirety of the weasley family has gone and knows where the platform is, i would reckon, especially with arthurs position in the ministry that they specifically help out students from non magic backgrounds make it to the platform and know their way around, even if its not outright. Think to when they go to diagon alley and they know EVERY SINGLE SHOP. i would imagine there are closer places to shop for the weasleys but for first years, diagon alley is IT. And take into the thought the whole mudblood thing or only old magic families thing some more nefarious magic folk think, then it makes perfect sense the false opinion, as well as how highly thought of and known the weasleys are in the english magic world that we can see. Because they are helping inspire the new generations of magic folk and bringing new life into magic.
Another fantastic video. Very well done, and the subtle background music throughout is great. It's lovely to see the progression in the level of sophistication of this fun and educating channel. We appreciate all of your hard work and dedication! (^_^) Keep it up!
Great video, as always, Dean. I have an idea for a video for you, something that I've always wondered about, which you touched on in this video. How did Voldemort supporters reconcile his mixed-blood heritage with their own beliefs in ultimate blood purity?
There is a point to make, though. The books stated that for the most part the witches & wizards weren't actually tortured. I can't remember her name, but one witch went back multiple times to be burned at the stake because she enjoyed the way it felt. Maybe it wasn't always that way, but it was that way at least 350 years or so. With that said, the pure blood thing was definitely idiocy, especially when, as you shared, some of the most powerful were half bloods.
Muggles must have been perceived as a real threat to the magical folk at some point in the past though. Otherwise why would wizards and witches feel the need to hide their very existence from the Muggle world and create a separate society? If all that Muggle violence was truly just a joke to them, why hide? I too remember that witch who liked being burned at a stake. But what about young magical children? Or adult wizards and witches who had their wands taken away by Muggles during an ambush? Those incapable of wandless magic would be completely helpless.
@@proximashining776 Supposedly the major problems involved children and magical folk who weren't trying to hide their abilities. As the muggle community got more aggressive things got really bad. If the crowd got to someone and took their wand when they weren't expecting problems, most couldn't defend themselves. Those who could were fine, but I guess it's like regular society in a way; some can protect themselves, some can't. BTW, I got this information from Potter Wiki.
Thank you dearest Dean for another amazing masterpiece. I hope you had a magical Christmas and a Happy New Year. Wishing you all the very best in 2020. Cant wait for the next video. Sending lots of ❤💋 and 😘🤗.
Hmmp, you pure-blooded wizards and witches still need that stick to accurately use your magic. Try doing that fancy stuff with your bare hands, and then you can brag about how pure-blooded you are.
Look I am huge harry potter fan I read all the book and see all the movie. There now way the Wesley can be a bloor traitors like that is bull if u ask me.
I love the Weasley family, because it represents the family that Harry should have had. And because they where kind and opened their door and hearts to Harry Potter.
I'll hope Morgiana and Merlin Marry and have a daughter her name Ev ... Scorpion Malfoy and Albus Potter ... Also Wesley next generation of King Arthur .... Also Voldermont had daughter ??? Scorpion and Ev is Slytherin what about Albus him in Griffidornm or Slytherin ....??? I hope have new next generation... Sorry for my English
Isn’t the sacred 28 exclusive to Britain? Because what about Karkaroff? Is all of Durmstrang from the sacred 28? (He could be half blood like a lot of death eaters/ Voldemort but I can’t find anything conclusive either way) It just seems odd the entire sacred 28 would be British. I guess we’re to assume the creator of the list is bias, but you’d think “pure blood families” would want to look outside of the country if possible, if not to avoid the same old people. Ick. I’m overthinking this.
"Lucius being the most vocal about it"
Me: *reading the 5th book and Mrs Black (Sirius' mother) screaming about it whenever they are around* you sure about that?
I know right
Most vocal _still living_ witches/wizards?
"Filth, Mudbloods, scum. How dare you befoul the house of my fathers."
Maybe he means throughout the series?
Sirius’ mom in the book was very vocal about it. Living sure yes Lucius is most vocal
Who r u from the Weasley Family? Last number of ur like!
0 - Ron
1 - Fred
2 - George
3 - Molly
4 - Arthur
5 - Ginny
6 - Percy
7 - Bill
8 - Charlie
9 - You Choose!
P.S I’m Fred
Hahahah
Ginny!
Ginny😘
I’m thinking if I should like if I do the next person will get Percy but I’ll get Ginny you know what Ginny was controlled by the dark lord once and now has become slightly evil muahah whoever’s next sorry
P.S I’m also Fred
Voldemort had muggle blood in him.
Depending on how you read this, you'll interpret it differently.
He is a half blood who hates muggles and half bloods like Umbrige
Chen Dror yes but Umbrige will awalys be worse lol
@@clara.s2706 true
Harry told Bellatrix in book 5, that her boss was half-blood like himself, something Bellatrix didn't want to believe!!
@@eugenelau3927 true and it makes sense who will you choose to believe? The person who you are obsessed with or his worst enemy?
So, considering that... Ron was the first Weasley to break the pure blood line by marrying Hermione who is a muggleborn?
Yep
he never stopped being a disapointment -_-
@@Mngalahad lmao that gave me a chuckle 😆
@@Mngalahad you are so right .you deserve this like that I gave you
No. All the Weasley children married mixed bloods (except for Charlie and Fred neither of whom ever married) starting with Bill who married someone that was at least 1/4 Veela. Percy married a woman named Audrey who was muggleborn or mixed blood. George married Angelina Johnson who is not in the sacred 28.
I love the Weasley’s, the purist of hearts x
get it? because they are pure bloods? hahahahhaha
Yeah.they don’t even have pure blood beliefs
Purest. Re-read your comments before posting. Still, I agree with you. No matter how many riches you have, only your actions matter.
Amen! I don't get why so many fans keep bashing them...
Exactly , that's the most important thing, being good at heart 😊😊
I've always wanted to live in their house at the burrow... they're simply the most welcoming and most understanding family...poor yes but happy... they're my favorite family, well except Percy
Percy came out alright okay at the end of the series.
@@longlivem well yes, that was his redemption arc, but I'm petty and still won't forget how he chose fudge over his family
@@komokosai That's fine, I still don't get over the fact that Molly basically told the twins they are not part of the family (Order of the Phoenix, p149)
I think we all have something that we can't get over. ^^
Weatherby
Yes but, Percy feels ashamed of it. When Fred dies he thinks it's his fault. But he was wrong for leaving his parents for the ministry.
The Weasleys are the purest Family no matter what others say ❤️
Same here
Amen!
Agreed
I agree
There's only one wild grass in them, Percy
No.
The real reason is
*Those Dress Robes from 5000 Years Ago*
Yes,yes it is
Omg thank you for 96 likes I'm a very small (Less that 50 subs) youtuber and this means alot
It looks like it came from the '70s to me. That explains why it's so hideous. 😂
Ah. Yes. The dress robes.
@@PigtailsofDooms lmao
Weasleys didnt remain pureblood when ron married hermoine
Well, not all of their children married Muggleborns, so some of their grandkids are still pure blood
@@KateeAngel which ones exactly? Because Fleur and Harry sure aren't pure bloods
He was talking about when the Harry Potter movies were talking place, which is a few years before Hermione and Ron married and had their own kids.
@@jaitdas3582 I thought harry was pure because both of his parents are wizards despite his half blood roots.
@@kanidieme no a muggle born counts as a normal muggle so harry is a half blood
It's basically like rascirm or discrimination but in the wizard and world of hp
The weaslys' are one of the most amazing families in harry potter
💕💕💕💕💕 great vid dean
Alisha-tenniz life I love the Weasley’s! A wonderful family I wish were real. I would love to have them as neighbors!
Agreed
And yet, they weren't chosen to adopt Harry Potter, Harry's hateful aunt and uncle raised him, Godfather Sirius in Azkaban for something he didn't do.
Eugene Lau they weren’t chosen because WHO JUST LEAVES A BABY AT A STRANGERS HOUSE
Eugene Lau AND HE DID KILL 12 MUGGLES
“They were pure-blood for centuries!”
Ron and Ginny: 👀👄👀
Ron and Ginny: guys we swear we didn’t mean to
The Weasley’s have learned the lessons of History and used that knowledge to drain the poison of hatred by being forgiving
i like how in the end of the series, the golden trio all become related via the weasleys. they were as close as family, and now they actually are family.
Yep. Harry married Ginny, the sister of Ron, the husband of Hermione.
Me: Because they weren't Magic Nazis
Malfoys: Well actually-
Me: That's exactly what the Death Eaters are, Magic Nazis. Or have you forgotten those your country fought tooth and nail? The organization that's been considered the quintessence of evil since the end of the 1940s?
Well ... i want to see Malfoys face. Because even the Wizards fought in the WWII and considert the Nazis as evil. As i reread the Books recently and as a german just saw the similarities jump into my face.
We all know about Arthur's line of the family, but i wonder about the other Weasley members. Arthur's dad was supposed to have 6 brothers and Arthur himself had 2 other brothers
It depends on what ones philosophy on being a traitor is, personally Lucius operated on his hatred and didn't contribute anything positive to the magical community , which I consider to be the true betrayal unlike Weasley who have worked for the betterment, atleast haven't harmed people around them and have led a simple life 😊😊
Jk Rowling really did create one of the most racist and sexist book series that we all love lol
Dustin Walters yea pretty much
Wow, 9 year olds should know this
When I was 9 kids were already Dirty mouthed
@@katiadumas4699 as kids I don't think we fully understood the racial and sexist tones of this book, now its so blatantly obvious! Not to mention the obvious rape implications in these books! And you know damn well Harry was using that invisibility cloak to play I little "eye spy" on the girls
I dunno, she created a world with relatable racist and sexist themes but made sure the heros all defend acceptance and love. I think she nailed it
We need more people like the Weasley’s
No we don’t the Malfoy family is better
The Weasleys had an awesome house. Wouldn't you agree?
i can rlly appreciate arthur weasly as a father figure.
I agree, impressive wizards came from the half bloods. Voldemort (dark wizard extraordinaire, multiple horcrux creator, capable of broomless flight), Harry (able to cast spells as a teen, that even adults struggle to) and Snape (potion master, spell creator and doesn't really need a wand to cast magic)
Dumbledore and Merlin were also half bloods McGonagall was one as well
So Grindelwald had a point Wizards should not hide
In a way yes he did have a point but they have good reason to hide though.
It would be better for everyone if both societies merged, but only after they both become more tolerant
Always loved that dude.
Also the second goal of Grindelwald is to get rid of corrupt Wizarding Governments
Sure, but enslaving Muggles isn’t exactly the best way to do it lol
let me preface what follows by saying that in no way do I endorse any form of blood purity (be it fictional or real)... that being said, were I magical and taught of the history of the witch-hunts I would at least be wary of muggles and might find a message like that of Grindlewald somewhat appealing, not for the sake of any notion of blood purity but for the safety of my friends and family
@Anne Day What could he possibly read about witch hunts to make them seem ok? They were terrible crimes in our real world, that cost the lives of countless innocent people.
@Anne Day A pure-blood likely wouldn't have access to Muggle books and so he would have read only wizarding books on that topic. Unless he was so interested in history that he would actively venture into the Muggle world to buy Muggle history books, which I doubt many wizards and witches would do.
But even wizarding books could portray witch hunts very differently. Some authors might write that real witches weren't harmed during witch hunts at all, while other authors (those who disliked Muggles) would write the exact opposite. How would you know which book tells the truth, then? And if a pure-blood truly bought and read some Muggle books, he would of course read in them that witch hunts were terrible and many people lost their lives. Which could actually make him think, that those Muggle-hating authors of wizarding books were right when they described witch hunts as horrible Muggle violence against magical folk.
@Anne Day That would require strong dedication to the cause though, I can't imagine a random 11 years old being that dedicated, or most of the older children. Maybe some history loving Ravenclaw. But kids like Harry or Ron? Definitely not.
Anyway, in this particular case of witch hunts, no matter what books one would read, whether wizarding or Muggle, they would learn from them the same thing. That Muggles hated wizards and witches so much that they hunted them and murdered anyone whom they believed to have magic. Sure, they didn't manage to kill any real witches, but that doesn't change the fact that they tried very hard. So the conclusion would be that Muggles are hateful and violent towards people who have magic (or who are merely believed to have magic). This wouldn't make any pure-blood see Muggles in a positive light.
@Anne Day Well, they wouldn't be able to learn about wizards torturing and murdering Muggles from the Muggle books, because Muggles don't know about it. Whenever something like that happens (Muggle family killed by Death Eaters, property destroyed by giants etc.), wizards from the Ministry arrive, obliviate all Muggle witnesses and feed Muggle police officers some non-magical excuse (gas leak, hurricane...). And while I remember that witches being unharmed and actually liking being burned at stake during the witch hunts was indeed mentioned in the books as something that happened in a distant past, I really don't remember that wizards torturing and murdering Muggles would be mentioned in the books as something that used to happen regularly long before Grindelwald and then Voldemort came around, i.e. before the 20th century.
And as I said, most wizarding children (not only pure-bloods but also half-bloods and Muggleborns) wouldn't bother to research all of this on their own. Those rare few history lovers maybe would, but most kids wouldn't.
What would Bellatrix parents say if they figured they she had a baby with voldemort since he is a half blood
Weasley is the best
And weasley is our king
Legend says that Arthur's patronus is a muggle
You can watch HP in Germany on Netflix... :(
Why is there no love for Germany.....oh wait, yeah you're right :'D
Move along!
😆😆😆😆
Same in Australia
Are you referring to what I think you're referring?
AP!!! At least we're not discussing that thing yet but Rome still...
Ummm... HP is not on German Netflix 👀
Lol I saw the unlisted version Dean, glad to see you corrected the title from ‘they’ to ‘the’
Love the Weasley’s they are so kind to Harry and play an important part in Harry Potter
Only one correction. It was either book four or five, but Hermione was talking about the witch trials and how all it took was a simple incantation that would make it to where the fire would not hurt them and actually just tickle. One witch enjoyed it so much she purposely got caught and "burned" like 69 times.
The weasleys are true Gs. I love this family. I would be more than proud to be a friend of any of them. I would always defend them too.
That's heavy. Knowing the pure bloods are somewhat right. I don't think it's hard for us to assume we muggles would react hostile again if the statue of secrecy fell apart and we become suddenly aware of all these powerful beings we could consider threats and therefore attack without being provoked and even Voldemort didn't attack them outright before cementing his power as Hans we still a hug threat to magical life and the stir of secrecy is still held up under the times of Hermione, a muggleborn, as minister.
This is really off topic but I find it selfish Harry put Luna in his kids name instead of Fred for ginny because he sacrificed his life and nobody remembered
Even if they are ‘pure blood traitors’ they will always have the purest of hearts.
I know this is so random, but when I saw Ginny, I wondered what it would be like if Harry Potter were a girl, and his named would be Harriet Potter. Imagine that 😂
hattie potter has better zing.
Omg nooooo
Arthur and Molly, pure bloods, have like 20 kids and all of them marry a non-pureblood, thus ending their legacy
I think Percy and George married pure bloods no?
I believed that Fleur was a pure blood, for the way she behaves
@@kamishy_Art no she's part veela
@@aislingbolton793 yeah well, at least veelas are magical creatures instead of muggles, the ugly side is that their children have some werewolf blood in them as well as veela blood, wonder how they are
fleur and harry were pure blood so your comment is inaccurate.
but I dont really get Lucius's "excuse" for hating muggles, even if they did burn wizards and witches to death, the most recent case of that would be the Salem witch trials, which wasnt even in Britain. it's been so long (and it's not like he ever experienced this, nor his parents or grandparents probably) that I dont think it's a valid viewpoint... he's just racist lol
Your vids are the best no wonder you have so many sub
Also wouldn’t pureblood witches and wizards be weaker as the are really inbred
I love your videos so much they make me so happy
I love the Weasley family and your channel,so this video is a prefect one for me to watch!
I love that it's about who has the magical gene, and not blood status when it comes to who can do magic, look at filch he's pure blood and a squib
1) The weasleys had no problem with half-bloods and muggle-borns.
2) They Weasley family had 7 kids which was unusual for pure-blood families.
3) (I dont know if this is right) most pure-blood families were in Slytherin while the Weasleys weren't- I do think that Fred, George and Percy shouldve been in Slytherin though.
4) The Weasley family were not wealthy and, if you were wealthy you were respected.
5) The Weasleys didn't care if their children were romantically involved with different blood types.
6) They voiced their opinion on other bloods.
7) Arthur was interested in Muggles and openly associated with them.
8) Voldemort was a half-blood and pure-bloods supported him which I really do not get.
Leah Berry his dark lordship denounced his muggle side of family hence the pure blood worship him.
arthur weasley has 8 kids 🙄
I wish I would watch these at home so I could join the discussion
Hahahahaa saw that you upload this the other day
Are you going do on comparing Voldemort vs. Grindelwald’s Campaign/ideology? Similarities & Differences.
This is like racism. Instead of Black and White it's Pure-Blood and Mudblood.
2:51 video starts.
I kinda side with Malfoy in a way and why they hate muggles although not all are bad
Jay T No I don’t.Muggles and wizards coexist peacefully in England and know about the existence of each other
@@rouskeycarpel1436 so what ur saying is that wizards being attacked for hundreds of years suddenly feel okay to coexist with muggles?
Jay T There haven’t been muggle attacks on wizards for centuries at the time of the Harry Potter books.The pure blood supremacists are holding on to outdated views.
@@rouskeycarpel1436 Just because they're not written on paper doesn't mean there isn't still a 'war' on wizardry. Look at the Churches, for example. Rowling never went into them, but you can imagine just how toxic their word is.
Especially when we see those Catholics saying that queefs are part of witchcrafts lol
Is that mean that the Potter is on author Weasley's side and some other like them.
people forget up till the status of secretary the Malfoy intermingled with muggles.
That is part of the irony
Also, according to the same source (Pottermore), the Malfoys weren't so much into inbreeding as other pure-bloods (e.g. Lestranges) and so they married not only pure-bloods but also half-bloods. But logically, if you have an ancestor who's a half-blood, that means that one of said ancestor's parents must've been a Muggle or a Muggleborn. And these people are your ancestors as well! Your ancestors on your father's side may be all magical - but go several generations back on your mother's side, and it'll be Muggles left and right. And if you have Muggle ancestors, are you truly a pure-blood?
@@proximashining776 yep.
Proxima Shining There’s a kind of pure-blood technicality where; if you have no muggles or muggleborns as your parents or grandparents you’re considered pure. So theoretically; you could have a muggle or muggleborn great grandparent and still be considered a pure-blood.
I tried to click on this vid yesterday like 4 or 5 times just to make shore it wasn't my wifi messing up 😂❤️😉
Hello random person in the comments :)
The origin of the pure blood hate towards muggles makes sense, I can definitely appreciate that these characters weren't written as villains with no reason behind their beliefs, in fact it's the most common reason. Holding on to old values that don't make sense anymore in a modern society
We are not blood traitors !!
Don't you dare call us that offensive name !!!!!
Ron Weasley you married hermione
The black family is not pure because of tonk’s dad/mom I forgot which one
she was excluded from the family for marrying muggleborn
Oe
Because Arthur wanted to know what a rubber duck was for.
I've always felt it weird with the blood status being such a big plot point. I dunno not being able to wield Magic seems kinda sad since its so....well whimsicial and cool looking. Pretty big difference and notable then....well the differences the real world has
There was a easy answer bc they were not rude and they didnt have a rule to who their children marry also they arent deatheaters so yea
What a lad he supports Liverpool.
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it said william weasley on the chart.
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Harry Potter Folklore, for the next video...What If Muggles/No Maj learn about the magical world and have peace, not another war or witch hunts?
NOTIF SQUAAAADD YASSSS
Except we now have a sponsor ad jammed into the intro... >_>
In another video you said whether a person is born magical or non magical depends on genetics. And "Muggle born" wizards actually have squib ancestors who passed down the genes. That in fact means the pure bloods are actually right. Wizards marrying pure muggles does water down the gene pool as the likely hood of the non magical allele pairing increases. on the other hand while pure blood marriages would prevent this, eventually the wizards would become more prone to physical and mental disabilities and have weaker immune systems
Actually that means marrying muggles would just make squibs more common, and if someone is not prejudiced, that should not be a problem
I still don’t get how tf the wizards lost to the muggles
They aren’t a pure blood family now, Ginny married a half blood and Ron married a muggle born
Extra StephenLi Bill married Fleur though
The first video of 2020 is about rascism
Beautiful vid, happy belayed Christmas and New Year’s. I would have loved if some of this background to the fear/racism/classism/purism was shed more light in the HP original series. The Fantastic Beasts series I hope covers this too.
I would like to drop a extra bit of headcanon. I remember someone pointing out how molly and arthur throughout the story specifically and sometimes comically pointing things out around harry and needing harrys help for things that they obviously can do themselves, like arthur asking harry for help with understanding muggle money or the classic rubber duck thing, and for molley clearly talking loudly about the platform near a lost harry, and giving him a second hand hand me down watch or the famous weasley scarf. even though the entirety of the weasley family has gone and knows where the platform is, i would reckon, especially with arthurs position in the ministry that they specifically help out students from non magic backgrounds make it to the platform and know their way around, even if its not outright. Think to when they go to diagon alley and they know EVERY SINGLE SHOP. i would imagine there are closer places to shop for the weasleys but for first years, diagon alley is IT. And take into the thought the whole mudblood thing or only old magic families thing some more nefarious magic folk think, then it makes perfect sense the false opinion, as well as how highly thought of and known the weasleys are in the english magic world that we can see. Because they are helping inspire the new generations of magic folk and bringing new life into magic.
Unfollowing. Not putting up with 9 ads in 11 mins. Couldn't even skip and most had 2 ads a piece.
plus the 2 min sponsor rant at the beginning
but i thought that the malfoys werent even pure blood and had high association with muggles???
and that they just pretended
I will never bored of HP and the lore ❤💚💙💛
*start if video*
*arthur weasley pops through the window*
Harry Potter Folklore: hey everyone
I would love a harry potter netflix show.
Another fantastic video. Very well done, and the subtle background music throughout is great. It's lovely to see the progression in the level of sophistication of this fun and educating channel. We appreciate all of your hard work and dedication! (^_^) Keep it up!
The weird thing is, the Salem 'Witch' trials didn't involve witches but poisoned people.
Great video, as always, Dean.
I have an idea for a video for you, something that I've always wondered about, which you touched on in this video.
How did Voldemort supporters reconcile his mixed-blood heritage with their own beliefs in ultimate blood purity?
There is a point to make, though. The books stated that for the most part the witches & wizards weren't actually tortured. I can't remember her name, but one witch went back multiple times to be burned at the stake because she enjoyed the way it felt. Maybe it wasn't always that way, but it was that way at least 350 years or so. With that said, the pure blood thing was definitely idiocy, especially when, as you shared, some of the most powerful were half bloods.
Rowling seems to make it a point for her strongest magicals to be Half-blood.
Muggles must have been perceived as a real threat to the magical folk at some point in the past though. Otherwise why would wizards and witches feel the need to hide their very existence from the Muggle world and create a separate society? If all that Muggle violence was truly just a joke to them, why hide?
I too remember that witch who liked being burned at a stake. But what about young magical children? Or adult wizards and witches who had their wands taken away by Muggles during an ambush? Those incapable of wandless magic would be completely helpless.
@@proximashining776 Supposedly the major problems involved children and magical folk who weren't trying to hide their abilities. As the muggle community got more aggressive things got really bad. If the crowd got to someone and took their wand when they weren't expecting problems, most couldn't defend themselves. Those who could were fine, but I guess it's like regular society in a way; some can protect themselves, some can't. BTW, I got this information from Potter Wiki.
Thank you dearest Dean for another amazing masterpiece. I hope you had a magical Christmas and a Happy New Year. Wishing you all the very best in 2020. Cant wait for the next video. Sending lots of ❤💋 and 😘🤗.
All this pure blood talk made me think...Was Hermione the first muggle born Minister of Magic?
I dont think so
I love the fact that you are a Liverpool fan 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Also I love your videos keep up the good work👍🏻
Did you just call Boston a great city?
Roman Republic 😂😂
yeah I did, I loved it..
Roman Republic try baltimore
@@GunsnRosesfan2012 now that's somewhere I'll be staying clear of
Harry Potter Folklore during the day it’s not bad. Just stick by the inner harbor and you will be ok
One who have Weasley's as a friend is the luckiest one
What if wizards were the first kind, and were MEANT to be the only kind and wipe out muggles, but the first few forgot to? 🤔
Kwl man also big football fan but also crazy abt the most dangerous sport in the wrld
RUGBY
New zealand all blacks rugby fan here .and Manchester United fan
@@amywhitewolf4903 kwl man all blacks are phenomenal but I'm a sprinbok SA and for football/soccer I'm Real Madrid & Arsenal fan
Hmmp, you pure-blooded wizards and witches still need that stick to accurately use your magic.
Try doing that fancy stuff with your bare hands, and then you can brag about how pure-blooded you are.
YES, IT'S OUT NOW
The Sacred Twenty-Eight is the complete list of the British pure blood families. I imagine there are other pure blood families around the world.
There are the Lestranges of France, The Khana's in India(they're known for supplying wand woods) and a Senegalese family that I forgot.
When Lucius says your poor well do you have 7 children
Well you shouldn’t have 7 children if your financial security isn’t stable enough
Contrary to popular belief, the Weasly's are actually not poor, they just don't have the luxury in life, they also never starved, not even once.
Discriminating the blood ‘type’ you are is like racism but more extreme. Mudblood is like the N-Word of the Wizarding world.
Whos watching this in 2022?
Look I am huge harry potter fan I read all the book and see all the movie. There now way the Wesley can be a bloor traitors like that is bull if u ask me.
I love the Weasley family, because it represents the family that Harry should have had. And because they where kind and opened their door and hearts to Harry Potter.
I can see why Lucies hates muggle borns because of how wizards got killed and torched but he has to adapt
Btw the weasley are the best family
So are the Potters
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I try to watch Harry Potter on Netflix and I live in Australia ;-;
I'll hope Morgiana and Merlin Marry and have a daughter her name Ev ...
Scorpion Malfoy and Albus Potter ... Also Wesley next generation of King Arthur .... Also Voldermont had daughter ??? Scorpion and Ev is Slytherin what about Albus him in Griffidornm or Slytherin ....??? I hope have new next generation... Sorry for my English
I think they are considered blood traitors because they don’t follow Wizarding traditions. Such as Yule. They follow Christmas.
The Weasleys are called blood traitors Bec they LIKE MUDBLOODS THEY ARE NOT LIKE THE OTHER PUREBLOODS so we don’t need a hole video to figure it out
Isn’t the sacred 28 exclusive to Britain? Because what about Karkaroff? Is all of Durmstrang from the sacred 28? (He could be half blood like a lot of death eaters/ Voldemort but I can’t find anything conclusive either way) It just seems odd the entire sacred 28 would be British. I guess we’re to assume the creator of the list is bias, but you’d think “pure blood families” would want to look outside of the country if possible, if not to avoid the same old people. Ick. I’m overthinking this.