It was Dracos wife Astoria whose influence on Draco and Scorpius mellowed their attitudes towards MuggleBorns. It wasn't because of Hermione

HermioneGinnyluna I never said he said that. I am just saying he knew it was wrong and he didn’t pass it on to his son.

@Ravenunicorn by saying nothing does not mean that you are teaching it. Because you don’t openly speak against something is not telling someone not to do it

Me had hopes and me did like her somewhere

But his dad did not allow him

At least it’s not passing it on

And that's because of Astoria... Not Draco.

But he already knew it was wrong but decided not to disappoint his parents

I don't think he already 'knew' it was bad. Or maybe he DID know, but kept on calling others Mudbloods just for fun.

According to you, he didn't want to disappoint his parents. Yeah, he didn't want to, but how would Lucius and Narcissa be able to know (stuff that's happening at Hogwarts) whether Draco's calling others Mudbloods or not

Very important piece of info for them ... Right?

“I will tell my father about this!”

I seems like he tells his father a lot about what happens at hogwarts

Well, I highly doubt his letters to his dad would go like this-

Dear Father,

I am happy at Hogwarts. Being in Slytherin, tbh, not at Hogwarts. Durmstrang would be way better then Hogwarts.

Father, I have started calling that Granger girl 'mudblood' twice a day now. It makes me so happy, and I know you will support me.

It's great.

Yours,

Draco

Okay so maybe not exactly like this 😂😂

But I don't think that dialogue would be appropriate for telling his dad stuff like 'I called Hermione a Mudblood!'. It would be more appropriate for this 'What? How dare you speak to me like that/do this to me?!'