Again, changing people’s moral nature is just one thing a Light Lord might want to do. It’s not even something Harry really wants to want to do.
If a Light Lord was known for e.g. developing amazing new medicinal magic, prolonging average lifespans, giving everyone in the world a hundred Galeons, developing faster broomsticks, or changing the laws of physics to discourage murder—but all the time just ignoring human laws—then they could definitely do so without antagonizing the legal authorities.
You are abandoning all the connotations and denotations of the phrase. Light Lord is explicitly intended to be a parallel to Dark Lord—and there aren’t really Dark Lord parallels to the activities you listed (particularly while complying with your important caveat to avoid “antagonizing” legal authorities).
There’s no point discussing what the phrase Light Lord “really” denotes. Clearly I understood it differently from everyone else in this conversation, so inasfar as it has a correct meaning, you’re right about it and I was wrong.
It’s kind of there in the name: Light Lord. More generally, any radical change in society’s moral nature will require changes to a lot of laws.
Again, changing people’s moral nature is just one thing a Light Lord might want to do. It’s not even something Harry really wants to want to do.
If a Light Lord was known for e.g. developing amazing new medicinal magic, prolonging average lifespans, giving everyone in the world a hundred Galeons, developing faster broomsticks, or changing the laws of physics to discourage murder—but all the time just ignoring human laws—then they could definitely do so without antagonizing the legal authorities.
You are abandoning all the connotations and denotations of the phrase. Light Lord is explicitly intended to be a parallel to Dark Lord—and there aren’t really Dark Lord parallels to the activities you listed (particularly while complying with your important caveat to avoid “antagonizing” legal authorities).
There’s no point discussing what the phrase Light Lord “really” denotes. Clearly I understood it differently from everyone else in this conversation, so inasfar as it has a correct meaning, you’re right about it and I was wrong.