Harry Potter vs. the Will to Power

[Brandon]

I was watching snippets of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone on HBO again (call me a dork), and the line that always strikes me is delivered by Voldemort:

"There is no 'good' and 'evil,' only power and those too weak to seek it."

Obviously the writers want us to refute this line, since it comes from the mouth of the archvillain, but is he really wrong?

EDIT: Jesus, this thread was such a lame idea.

[Anonymous]

Star Wars forum.

[Brandon]

Eh, go ahead and delete this one. It's pretty gay in hindsight.

[The One and Only...]

Clearly, Harry Potter is a scheme used to force Nietzchian ideals out of society.

Or is it to force them into society?

Who cares. This thread makes mine look interesting.

[Brandon]

Clearly, Harry Potter is a scheme used to force Nietzchian ideals out of society.

Or is it to force them into society?

Who cares. This thread makes mine look interesting.
IT WAS JUST AN EXAMPLE YOU BIG STOOPID-HEAD.

Besides, Nietzschean ideals haven't really been endorsed in society since before Socrates.

OH, BTW.

DELETE THIS THREAD, PLEASE.

[Brandon]

DELETE THIS THREAD.

Its very existence humiliates me.

[Anonymous]

Who cares. This thread makes mine look interesting.

No. No it doesn't. Your threads are irredeemable failures at the very nadir of the board.

Still, you've managed to bring this thread down to a lockable level. A mercy-closing is in order.