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Pizzagate871 ago

I always heard stories that harry potter was satanic propaganda but I dismissed it as bs...what if jk rowling is involved in these pedophile rings? omg..that means the satanic influences in harry potter could be a thing

emeraldeye ago

I have visited the Harry potter studio, they had a huge banner inside the entrance saying "welcome all potterphiles" found that really odd and disturbing. I have never known of any other word ending in "phile" other than pedophile, that is commonly used and well known not to say there aren't any, but they are not normally used. https://pjmedia.com/parenting/2017/01/07/j-k-rowling-angers-parents-everywhere-with-creepy-pedo-scenes-in-fantastic-beasts/

microbutton ago

there's 'audiophile'. those that's into high quality audio and gear.

153sdsd ago

You know what, Im on your side, these people dont miss a bit on the symbolism

podesta4prison ago

-phile is simply a suffix that means "love of." Iconophile, for example, is love of symbols. Western Christianity is an iconophilic religion, while Islam is not.

123_456 ago

Ahem -- audiophile.

logjam ago

Audiophile. How about that one?

emeraldeye ago

Heard of audio file :) never audiophile

RedGreenAlliance ago

Don't find it that odd.

We have Russophile, Anglophile, Francophile - to describe people who have a fondness for / expertise in a certain county or culture

PizzaAccount ago

Japanophile is probably more common, but the first one that came to mind for me was bibliophile.

emeraldeye ago

Never heard of any of them words before now

brother_dave ago

philo-

combining form

1.

indicating a love of: philology, philanthropic

Word Origin:

from Greek philos loving

emeraldeye ago

I still found it extremely odd. I never knew of any other word ending in "phile" other than pedophile, not to say there aren't any, but they are not normally used.

markrod420 ago

However that logo... that's a child molestation logo.

markrod420 ago

There are actually tons. Like the guy said. That is the grammatically correct way to form a word that means lover of potter. A potterphile. It's just correct use of language. Not necessarily a clue in my opinion.

TomDrew87 ago

That is quite creepy, Westminster is one of the biggest pedophile protection rackets in the world!

brother_dave ago

I agree it's odd, but in this case there's plausible deniability.

I've heard terms like 'audiophile' or 'cinephile' used before (though I always thought those were odd as well).

gangpressorliber ago

plausible deniability is how you communicate to the unconnected, then through personal interactions deeper more confirmed communication is made.