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[quibbler_loony]

5 years at Hogwarts will never explain to me why people are so interested in others mistakes. It isn't very nice.

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[zoey_ferris]

Some people would repeatedly make the same mistakes if they aren't forced to see what the repercussions of said mistakes are.

[quibbler_loony]

I doubt that the general dislike of the sudent body actually helps.

[zoey_ferris]

Well, if you were to get publicly ridiculed for doing something dumb would you be likely to do it again?

[quibbler_loony]

No.

But that wouldn't help if I hadn't done it in the first place.

[zoey_ferris]

True. But it could act as a way to deter other people (or that person) from ever doing it in the future.

[quibbler_loony]

But what would Hufflepuffs, who are supposed to be loyal, be doing in a strip club to begin with. It isn't logical.

[zoey_ferris]

What does loyalty have to do with taking your clothes off? Unless she has a boyfriend. Just for the record, she doesn't.

[quibbler_loony]

Loyalty usually implies decency.

[zoey_ferris]

But not always. We're not talking connotations here. People can have whatever connotation they want, so it's not reliable.

Besides, loyalty means being loyal. Loyal is to be faithful to a commitment, obligation, oath, etc.

Look them up. I bet you'll never find decency.