Gabu @ Gabu @lemmy.world

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You're actually illiterate, holy fuck. Do humanity a favour and go back to grade-1.

I clicked it... on purpose. Never Gonna Give You Up is such a banger

You're actually illiterate...

centex 2

Centax-2.

Kimonions

Kaminoans.

whollfully

Wholefully, but preferably wholly.

The Kamino clones took the roles the Jedi had, the ground troops are a mix of competitor clones [...] Storm troopers are not clones.

You've just contradicted yourself. You somehow managed to do it in three sentences, no less.

Should I link you to every Star Wars book ever, or can you find them on your own? During most of the early Empire they were the same army. Some clones were in use up to episode IV. The 501st remained as Anakin's particular army the entire time, from the end of EII to the fall of the Empire.

the Jedi realize they’ve lost touch

There's the issue, and why the story works - the Jedi never would have found out their corruption. Yoda and Windu failed the order as Grandmasters, and it took near total annihilation in the form of Vader for them to return to their origins (ignoring Disneyverse BS like Jake Skywalker isolating himself).

Keep digging.

Wow, the wittle troll got weally mad! So spoopy.

Ui ui ui, someone got grumpy. Maybe it has something to do with the fact you don't have any wonder for the beauty of the universe.

That would be the ideal world. There is plentiful research to show that eating vegetables is good for you. If you can't figure that little out, why are you a parent?

The term “critical thinking” alone is so worthless

No, it's not. There's a very specific definition - to think critically, i.e. to not accept any idea without first investigating it and analysing its merit. That's the absolute basis of all philosophy and science.

Are you aware of the level of hypocrisy in your argumentation?

Because George was subtle enough with the idea of there not being a good guy that it flew right over most people's heads.

Considering Tarkin, Sidious' right-hand man, died in that explosion, I'd say that's a safe assumption

Not a diphthong. A digraph.

Ah, yes, I love the flavo-ur of tomatoes. Their odo-ur is quite nice.

The "ou" digraph was only merged as a single "o" where it represents a diphthong. Way to instantly discredit yourself.

You wrote "soldier" instead of "solder".

Is there any indication that force sensitive people can be detected at a distance at all?

Loads of indication. Vader detects Luke at various points (and vice-versa). The very fact Sidious contacts Vader about Luke's force abilities without being prompted is a strong indication he could feel it.

There's also another option, which some Jedi did follow: completely cut yourself from the force. This results in being unable to use the force at all, but they still have all of their lightsaber training in a pinch.

But we did see the Stormtroopers at their peak. That was the Clone Wars. During the first few years of the empire, the Stormtrooper army was made almost exclusively of clones. As more regular people were added, their frightening capabilities slowly decreased until, by RotJ, the Empire's army is made entirely of new recruits who promptly get their asses handed to them.

Why are you dodging the question? Could it be that - gasp - you're a pathetic basement dwelling troll?

and you HONESTLY think that was the plan at the time? That the storm troopers he was thinking of was the clone wars? That was already canon back then?

Considering the very first drafts mention "Sith" and George had the idea of midichlorians way back then, I wouldn't ignore the possibility. Lots of things were either cut or went unmentioned until Episode I.