Many times in the past Hermione tried to understand what the "Greater Good" even meant. How could one person even determine what would be best for the world? It took a great deal of blind arrogance for wizards like Dumbledore and Gellert Grindelwald to make the decisions for everyone else. She had little use for men with egos that large. It was all too easy to point the finger at the imperious masculinity of such a mindset to see fault as a witch forced to endure the ramifications, but it wasn't that simple. Witches were just as culpable as wizards. There was a certain amount of permission that everyone in their society, regardless of their sex, gave to these power-mad figures. Her fellow humans, Muggles included, were simply sheep incapable of making their own choices. Those who didn't fall in line often wished they had.