Yeah I was gonna need a citation on that source

Correct. Orcs are basically elves gone bad. To represent that even the most fair can turn disgustingly evil

Thank you :)

Oh deer

Because its another word for principal, and he was the principal of Hogwarts

Nah fam

Its like sound. But without it

Scotty doesn't know

Well it is calcium carbonate and is decently alkaline. He must have developed a very good relationship with his toilet.

Yes I realised that after you explained it. Hence I thanked you. I apologise if my attempts at being genuine came off as sarcastic, it was unintentional

I didn't think the explanation was necessary, but thank you for providing it for those who don't get it

Hang on @famousone wasn't the whole premise "if you could make god bleed". Which is why Tony making him bleed had significance

A SUNDRESS

I'm wearing them to look at the sun

All true, but I think the main point is to avoid associating with them. Not to avoid them, or to avoid trying to educate them. As an example (and i know this is loosely related, but anyway) if you're in a crackhouse when the police raid it you're going to get arrested. Even if You went in to educate them against drug use, or just to chill with your friends, or even if it was fetch your drug addicted brother. And this point is still relevant because being a Nazi is a punishable crime in Germany. So while yes there is always dirt, and yes complete sheltering can have adverse effects, it still remains best to tow the line. Although where to draw the line is another issue and a discussion we can table for another day

@bethorien Nazism is the same as ISIS is the same as facism is the same as being a republican or a democrat in the sense that its an ideology. A choice. You can't compare those 2 quotes when 1 is racial, unless you're assuming all white people are Nazi's, which is clearly as far from the truth as you can get. Nobody can choose their race but everyone can choose whether or not you hate people based on their race. This saying doesn't discriminate on anyone, it refers to ideologies only. Because it's ok to hate on toxic ideologies (in fact, its necessary). But not to hate a person for race or sexual orientation or whatever aspect of their life they had no control over, as Teddy Roosevelt did

I'm pretty sure the main point they're trying to make is that accepting or enabling someone whose thoughts are extremely radical is in itself a problem. But then again if you consider that being a Nazi is actually a crime in Germany this could very well be a simple heads up to help you keep out if jail.
In this world we cannot help but be complicit in certain aspects of government related things but we sure as hell can avoid things on a smaller, more interpersonal level, and we should where we can. The idea being don't associate yourself with those who could sway you to their line of thought (even if remotely) as it could lead you to 1 bad decision at the wrong time and you could end up with a lifetime of regret. Or perhaps lead you to their line of thought entirely. The only way to guarantee that won't happen is to avoid it entirely

Honestly if you want a good explanation I'm sure @guest_'s comments are pretty explanatory

Apparently so?