The Rebels were terrorist

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I remember an NPR article

That came out shortly after Attack of the Clones

The Empire's only mistake was failing to crush the rebellion immediately

And they were positing the argument that a flawed despot was better than a corrupt Jedi

Absolutely correct

The people were better under the empire than under the republic

The Empire actually cared to intervene in issues

nah

While the Republic felt content sitting back while planets were invaded

>Naboo

Looking back, it's rather telling how NPR, a Dem-friendly establishment, favoured the Dictator over the council <:think_woke:378717098681171988>

Not that I'd take too much stock in any of it

I do remember when I was younger thinking the Empire wasn't as atrocious as it was made out to be, though

I guess it depends how far into the EU you get

EU ain't canon no more

Empire isn't bad in new canon

IDGAF

Fuck canon

some random company suit says X isn't canon or is

I don't fucking care

Rebels = ISIS

Thing about Luke Skywalker

The EU tried to make everyone in the Empire unhinged lunatics, but they always had the right idea
So they didn't actually look bad

fuck fanboyism tbh

The EU was rebel propaganda

An Orphan whose mother died at birth was radicalized by a senile old man into a cult

He then proceeded to destroy a large space station that contained millions of civilions

Literally a terrorist

Playing TIE Fighter as a kid probably.. had an effect.

Since my copy came with the Stele Chronicles booklet

Battlefront II is probably one of my favorite shooter campaigns

I really like the game's story

Empire looked like the sort of Neocons people in this discord hate though 🤣

Oh shit, Republic Commando?!

STOP INTERVENING IN EVERYTHING

Amazing

That too

Man, I bought the Star Wars pack on steam

I bought the Star Wars pack in real life