Why do people love rhe character of Snape but hate James Potter?

If i remember correctly from the books, it is said that James Potter and Snape hated each other since their time on the train, and James bullied him along with his Friends, the maurauders (i don't remember if he did it to anyone else). However, people forget that since he was a child, Snape hung out with aspiring Death Eaters, read Darks arts books, and called Lily a mudblood, even thought Snape was a half-blood himself. He held supremacist ideas despiste not being a pure-blood.

Om the other hand, The worst thing that James did to Snape was levitate him in his underware, whereas Snape created Sectumsempra specifically to INFLICT HARM. Furthermoee, Dumbledore himself tells Snape that he disgust him because Snape didnt care of an inocente baby (Harry) and his father were murder, JUST so Lily could be spared.

I think people idealize Snape because some SEE themselves reflected in him, whole others just reel sorry for him. Snape was physically unnactravtive, antisocial, and although he was intelligent he has bizarre ideas about Darks Arts and wizarding supremacy. Plus, the womam he loved never loved him back the way he wanted.

The You have James Potter: An athlete ( Quidsitch captain) just like his son Harry, a puré-blood, physically attractive, and popular. it is hard to see youraelf reflected in someone like him.

But people forget that James became an Animagus to help his Werewolf friend, Lupin, roaming his own sanity and facing the severe danger of being sent to Azkaban flr performing Auch illegal Magic. They also forget that he gave his life for hia son anf his wife. He joined the Order of the Phoenix to fight Voldemort, supporting the financially with his own family fortune, which he also uses to fully take care of and maintain Sirius Black.

Finnaly, he stopped bullying Snape because Lily asked him to, and Even thought Lily rejwcted him many times, James NEVER called her a mudblood, unlike Snape (who wasnt even a pure-blood)

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u/just-hanging-aroun — 23 hours ago
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Entrevista Disney

Tengo la entrevista técnica para Disney Argentina, es posición sr backend python.

La entrevista es en ingles con los líderes que están en Inglaterra.

Alguno que ya pasó por esto sabe que carajo pueden pedirme? Pregunté pero como que me esquivan.

Si es algoritmia no recuerdo casi nada porque lo ví en la facultad (Si conceptos del BigO burbujero dijkstra) pero no recuerdo nada avanzado. Generalmente esas cosas en el día a día no las tocas.

Actualmente soy Sr python backend y laburo hace como 8 años de esto, pero mi duda va más por si preguntan esas cosas más "ACADEMICAS" que nadie hace en el mundo real.

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u/just-hanging-aroun — 4 days ago
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[Theory] Dragon & Sabo backgrounds perfectly mirror Fidel Castro & Che Guevara

We all know Oda loves historical references—the Revolutionary Army's flagship is literally named Wind Granma, a direct nod to the Granma yacht used to launch the Cuban Revolution.

But the real genius is how Oda perfectly mirrored the family backgrounds and class dynamics of his characters:

The Military/Landowner Son (Dragon = Fidel): Fidel Castro’s father was a Spanish soldier turned wealthy landowner. Fidel grew up with privilege. Dragon is the son of Garp (the Marines' ultimate hero), grew up inside the military system, and rejected it.

The Aristocrat who rejects wealth (Sabo = Che Guevara): Che Guevara was born into Argentine high-society aristocracy. Sabo was born a Goa Noble, despised his elitist family, and abandoned his wealthy status to fight on the ground.

EDIT:

I see a lot of people are arguing about politics here. That was not my intention. I am not endorsing communism.

I was actually born and raised in a socialist country in South America, so I know firsthand how difficult life under that system can be.I simply wanted to share a theory about a parallel that seemed obvious to me.

Both Fidel Castro and Che Guevara were sons of rich aristocrats and military figures who became revolutionaries, mirroring the backgrounds of Sabo and Dragon.

This post is not about whether communism is good or bad. It is just a One Piece theory. We all know Oda frequently references real-world revolutions—he even has a photo of Che Guevara in his workspace.

So... Let's keep the discussion focused on the theory!

u/just-hanging-aroun — 17 days ago