I think the root of the issue is that SJWs are utterly fucking miserable people deep down inside, they hate life and they hate seeing others not feeling as miserable as they are, they hate the thought of people feeling joy when they feel none.
The biggest observation I've made is that the most vocal SJWs believe that the solution to socioeconomic issues is
not to work to raise up those deemed underprivileged but to emphatically bring down or abase those seen as over privileged. Instead of efforts to boost, improve, or better the people struggling in some way, they instead adopt the immature childlike attitude of, "If we can't be happy/successfully/financially secure, nobody else deserves to be." That attitude and approach does nothing to resolves the issues they want addressed and only further the us vs. them attitude and drives a deeper wedge between people.
With Star Wars, the OT told an amazing tale. sure, the PT had its flaws, but it still provided a backstory for key characters and the events that gave us what we saw years ago in the previous films. The ST, however, has been a disjoint mishmash that fails to tell any type of cohesive tale and goes out of its way to bring down the Lucas-era characters in a heavy-handed attempt to force fans to accept and like new characters that don't come close to being as charismatic, relatable, or interesting as their Lucas-era counterparts. The question, "Who is X and why should I care?" could be asked about any of the new characters in the ST because there's no plausible answer that could be given for any of them.
As stated consistently by thread regulars, these characters had the potential to be impressive and awesome in their own way, but the focus on wokeness, check box ticking, and a general "Fuck the old characters" attitude was so much more important that we instead ended up with new characters that are incomplete, undeveloped, pointless, and unrelateable in a story that -- thanks to having multiple writers/directors -- lacks both a coherent plot and, from what can be gathered from the leaks, a lack of a meaningful wrap-up in the trilogy's finale.
As examples of wrap-up (in order of the release of films), the OT ends with Vader and the Emperor dead, seemingly freeing the galaxy from 20-plus years of Imperial rule and oppression. Conversely, the PT ends with the Emperor rising to power and making his presence and tyranny known to all while Vader becomes his feared enforcer in a period where the only people powerful enough to stand up to this evil have been systematically targeted and largely mass-murdered. Worse, any hope to stand up to this villainy has to wait because that hope has been staked on a set of newborn twins who have been hidden to conceal their lineage and won't be ready to challenge the galaxy's evil until they reach their age of majority and learn what's necessary to fulfill their destiny.
The ST so far lacks any type of setup for a satisfying conclusion. All we've seen through 2 of 3 films is sheer incompetence by both the heroes and the villains to the point that it seems like the incompetence itself is the main (if not sole) reason both sides remain in conflict with each other.
