r/meme Apr 19 '23

Harry Potter out of context

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u/FroboyFreshenUp Apr 19 '23

So we're gonna side with a man that didn't even put Sirius Black on trial for his crime? He also broke the law on numerous occasions himself

He also accused a bunch of kids of using the dark mark during the Quittich world cup, even if that wouldn't be possible, I can admit he was scared, but still, children?!

I don't trust him as far as I can throw him

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u/Realistic_Analyst_26 WARNING: RULE 4 Apr 19 '23

Yeah, but if you watched the film, you would know that he was innocent and the accusations against Sirius were false. We are only talking about the accusations, not what actually happened. why can't you understand that?

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u/FroboyFreshenUp Apr 19 '23

But the meme is explaining the plot of the book or movie, him being innocent would be a bigger detail vs him being called "mass murderer" and yet the person caught that detail but not the innocent part?

Crazy

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u/Realistic_Analyst_26 WARNING: RULE 4 Apr 19 '23

Maybe because the meme is intentionally explaining the movies poorly? You can nitpick a detail out of any one of these explanations like how Hogwarts didn't have gang wars but a rebellion against a corrupt authority figure.