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 ::You will note that for the second time, i have re-formatted your post so as to not be all spread out like some sort of term paper. Please go the the edit window and see what I've done. I've endeavored to format your post to all of the others you might have noticed already here on the Discussion page. Please make the effort to follow this sort of format, okay? You have half the new guy problem already solved - most new users forget/don't know how to sign their posts. Congrats on that, btw. ) 
 ::Secondly, youmight have missed what I said before, about how everything needs to be cited here in Wikipedia. Statements about symbolism - a subjective application - need citation. The greater the claim made by the citation, the more impressive and noteworthy the citation needs to be. If you find a citation (and again, blogs, fancruft and logic games from fanistas do not count, as they are not reliable), add it in. Since you are new, youmight find it helpful to bring it to the Discussion area first, so that your fellow editors can help you learn if it is going to be a suitable citation to mention inthe article. A lot of the editors here have been at this for a while, and in articles outside the realm of HP, and will usually tender good advice.  
 ::Lastly, you might want to check out the Politics of Harry Potter sub article, as it seems to cover at least some of the points you appear to be interested in. Understand that the same levels of reliable, noteworthy citation apply throughout Wikipedia, so if you choose to edit on that article, realize that those editors will ask for the same level of citations as are asked here. 
 ::AS you are new, if you need help, just ask. I am usually the biggest bastard here, and if I can offer to help, I am sure many of them would lend a hand if you are trying to learn how things work around here. Good fortune to you. -   "