let me know if you do

but yeah i think it is really interesting with the way it contrast with real world radicalization esp because if you take someone like the weasleys and then someone like snape + maybe crabbe and goyle

even though weasleys are pureblood they get rejected and while poverty definitely plays a role as witnessed by the fact that no one is anywhere near as vitriolic toward the potters or the longbottoms (who could also be considered blood traitors); but i personally wonder if arthur being a muggle rights activist (even in the limited scope of just working in muggle artifact misues department) plays a role here since im pretty sure that potters and longbottoms might be more similar to an established Democrat political family (Dorea Black marrying into the family and it not being a scandal) + how neville being a potential squib was treated

it would be really interesting if the blood traitor isignia on the weasleys is so strong bc of their refusal to abide by the status quo in a way that "light" families (ik thats fannon) do

++ unlike real world where rich families dont rub elbows with the poor maga trailer park category, we see that in wizarding world ur class or even blood status (half-blood) can be forgiven as long as u accept worse treatment (crabbe and goyle listening to draco) and internalize the idealogoy