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Yeah-you know what? No offense to parents out there, but i just don't understand why parents won't let their kids read the books because of the witchcraft and wizardry in it. And i really hope there aren't any Wicca believers on this page because people pretty much know that MAGIC ISN'T REAL!!!! It's just awesome fantasy that J.K. Rowling had the AMAZING talent to create an incredible story from. My parents were commonsensical enough to know that after i read the books, i wasn't going to try and run off to give blood offerings to mother nature. Statistically, a lot of times, people who join into magic believing groups, are troubled kids and teenagers ALONG WITH troubled adults who need some type of comfort that their surroundings(maybe family, friends) haven't been able to provide for them, so they go into the whole magic religion thing. And I'm not saying that's ALWAYS the case, but it is a common one.
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Jul 23, 2011 04:19PM
Yeah-you know what? No offense to parents out there, but i just don't understand why parents won't let their kids read the books because of the witchcraft and wizardry in it. And i really hope there aren't any Wicca believers on this page because people pretty much know that MAGIC ISN'T REAL!!!! It's just awesome fantasy that J.K. Rowling had the AMAZING talent to create an incredible story from. My parents were commonsensical enough to know that after i read the books, i wasn't going to try and run off to give blood offerings to mother nature. Statistically, a lot of times, people who join into magic believing groups, are troubled kids and teenagers ALONG WITH troubled adults who need some type of comfort that their surroundings(maybe family, friends) haven't been able to provide for them, so they go into the whole magic religion thing. And I'm not saying that's ALWAYS the case, but it is a common one.
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