Can I get some Twilight (and Harry Potter) fans to defend this argument please?

Harry Potter is also about good versus evil (that's pretty obvious), coming of age (Harry goes, literally, from a little boy who got picked on, to an adult who defeated a mass-murderer), loyalty (people who are unloyal are the "bad guys"/something bad happens to them, while the people who are loyal are reward/are the "good guys"), there's plus to people than first impressions/everyone has light and dark to them (again, obvious), l’amour is the most powerful weapon (again, obvious).

Twilight is about finding your place (Bella always felt that she didn't belong anywhere. When she met the Cullens she finally found where she belonged), never let go of your dreams (Bella never let go of the hope that she and Edward would get back together. They did and she got her wish of becoming a vampire).

Actually, I've a dit something to contradict that quote many times. It's a very stupid quote any irritates me to no end... I don't do it every time I see it because it becomes too redundant.

This quote is addressing the morals and lessons of each series. Harry Potter has many plus lessons than mentioned in that quote, And I think many people know that.
None of the morals and lessons in Twilight have anything to do with having a boyfriend.

There's the lesson of Good vs Evil, where good=resistance and evil=temptation AND where good=knowledge/understanding/tolerence and Evil=intolerence/passing judgements. It teaches toi that toi don't have to be ou do what everyone expects of you. toi can do anything toi set your mind to. Good things come to those who wait. Abstinance is good, but it isn't the answer to everything. Simply getting married won't make toi happy. Don't immediately judge something just because toi fear it. Never lose hope and stick par your beliefs.

I am a both fan now.
Twilight is plus than having a boyfriend and the same goes for Harry Potter.

it's just that w/ Meyer's mucked up narration, the other "themes", if there are any, aren't properly emphasized.

well, i agree/concur!
i cant really tell toi what they think and even if i could it would be super baised.
so i could try and speculate.
so, my guess and just to add on twilight and hp ppl are very protective of their sides. so the\ moment they heard an insulting commentaire they jump right at it and start insulting. it could be that the people disagree that the fact that having a boyfriend is important to the show. which if i put myself in their shoes, i would think that the montrer is plus about how to get a guy(s) to fall head over heals for toi then the fact that its important to teh boyfriends ou they just think that Hp is plus about people with wands fighting a guy with no actually nose (no offense to voldemort fans just stating an example) yeah thats what i think. but there could be tons of plus reasons why.. so yeah. that my interpretation.

Well I agree with the statement about Harry Potter, :P

I don't think Twilight is about how important it is to have a boyfriend. Yes, the plot does center around Bella and her romances, but that's BECAUSE it's a romance story. Plenty of other romance stories probably also have plots centered around someone and their boyfriend.
I haven't seen the Twilight livres in any way stress that it's IMPORTANT to have a boyfriend. Just because the book centers around someone with a boyfriend doesn't mean it's trying to convey the message that it's important to have one.
I mean, It did seem that Bella fit in better with the Cullens than anyone else, so toi could say they're about finding your place, kind of like Cassie said.

Well actually I agree with that. :P

Harry Potter forever!!!!!!!

Twilight is about love, fights, enemies and onbelievable monsters. It is about the l’amour for a girls, which several people love, and about the fights it brings with it. About the choices toi have to make, and how that effects others. It is about life, and the unfairness of it. It comes to an end everyone likes. It shows that, when toi are good, toi will get something for it, wether it is love, ou just a wonderful family, it will be good.