Star Wars Griefing Thread (SPOILERS) - Safety off

The Vice President of the United States is a fan of the Prequels:
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Rewatching the KOTOR 2 dialogues with G0-T0, the way he views the Hutts, seeing them as a threat that would bleed the Republic dry, almost reminds me of how European society has seen Jews for centuries. About how their dealings only benefit them to the exclusion of everyone else, seeing them as parasites.


Funny how someone tried to get that through in a game in 2004. I suppose putting it in a videogame for nerds was a way to have it fly under the ADL's radar.

I wonder how G0-T0 would view the Republic making deals with the Hutts during the TCW/Clone Wars era. He'd probably get furious upon finding out that the Republic officially allied with them in that conflict. With the way he talks about the Hutts, G0-T0 would probably prefer the SWTOR-era Republic which officially went to war with the Hutt Cartel and gave them a broken nose.

The Vice President of the United States is a fan of the Prequels:
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I'm not surprised. It's a popular opinion among Gen Z and Millennial fans who grew up with the Clone Wars Multimedia Project and TCW.
 
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I for one am looking forward to the Vance presidency where he charges Filloni with treason for attempted destruction of American cultural artifacts and issues an EO so that the real EU is canon again.
 
Do the niggers making these 50 hour videos talking about the prequels even have any unique insights that you can't get from just reading the books? I'm genuinely curious.
No. They use length as a substitute for quality and every single one of them talks like they've OD'd on Benedryl.
 
Do the niggers making these 50 hour videos talking about the prequels even have any unique insights that you can't get from just reading the books? I'm genuinely curious.
This specific youtuber does. He's the most autistically knowledgeable Star Wars fan I have ever encountered and blows every other Star Wars video maker out of the water. And I'm pretty sure I've watched every Star Wars youtuber there is. Or at least the English and Japanese speaking ones.

He often mocks Wookiepedia for being shit.
 
Rewatching the KOTOR 2 dialogues with G0-T0, the way he views the Hutts, seeing them as a threat that would bleed the Republic dry, almost reminds me of how European society has seen Jews for centuries. About how their dealings only benefit them to the exclusion of everyone else, seeing them as parasites.
Jews were depicted as the greedy banker stereotype, which surprisingly Star Wars avoided in the Muuns.

The Hutts are your crime lords. Protection rackets, protecting territory, family-based syndicates. The closest they are to anything real world is the Italian Mob.
I wonder how G0-T0 would view the Republic making deals with the Hutts during the TCW/Clone Wars era.
What I wonder is whether G0-T0 would have viewed the increasing imperialization of the Republic as a threat or its only means of survival. He was programmed to protect the Republic, but did that mean he cared about the democratic spirit of the Republic?
 
What I wonder is whether G0-T0 would have viewed the increasing imperialization of the Republic as a threat or its only means of survival. He was programmed to protect the Republic, but did that mean he cared about the democratic spirit of the Republic?
He likely would've ultimately decided that so long as some form of republican system existed, even if it was far more autocratic and restrictive, he'd likely accept it. He'd probably draw the line at an Empire, and likely would not accept the Sith leading it mainly due to their inefficiency and tendency to cause polities to unravel disastrously every single time though. He has the data points and reference elements from his time; they ultimately are a losing bet.

He did ultimately choose to save the system he was designed to protect rather than follow its rulesets after all, and a decaying of a true democracy likely would be tolerable if it meant that it could be reformed and fixed later. So long as it fundamentally holds an elective system then he technically fulfills his function.
 
Jews were depicted as the greedy banker stereotype, which surprisingly Star Wars avoided in the Muuns.
The Muuns were still portrayed as greedy; the Banking Clan entered the war on the side of the CIS for a share of the profits.

He likely would've ultimately decided that so long as some form of republican system existed, even if it was far more autocratic and restrictive, he'd likely accept it. He'd probably draw the line at an Empire, and likely would not accept the Sith leading it mainly due to their inefficiency and tendency to cause polities to unravel disastrously every single time though. He has the data points and reference elements from his time; they ultimately are a losing bet.

He did ultimately choose to save the system he was designed to protect rather than follow its rulesets after all, and a decaying of a true democracy likely would be tolerable if it meant that it could be reformed and fixed later. So long as it fundamentally holds an elective system then he technically fulfills his function.
What I wonder is whether G0-T0 would have viewed the increasing imperialization of the Republic as a threat or its only means of survival. He was programmed to protect the Republic, but did that mean he cared about the democratic spirit of the Republic?
Fuck no. He hated the fact that he was programmed to protect the Republic, and he utterly despised how the Republic ran things and the fact that he has no choice but to try and save it, because that was his primary directive. He only broke Republic law for the sake of protecting the Republic. But if he sees someone making the Republic stronger, more stable, he's not going to give two shits about its democratic spirit so long as everything is neat and tidy.

If anything, he'd openly support Palpatine making the galactic government more stable and wiping out the Jedi as well as other rival Dark Side organizations like the Nightsisters. It cuts down on the infighting between the "Jedi religious branches" that he doesn't give a hoot about, and making the Republic into an Empire would make it more efficient, more orderly, and since the Senate legally voted to approve of Palpatine's Empire, G0-T0 would have no cause to oppose it.

This robot used to send assassin squads to kill people whom he decided to be a threat. Authoritarianism isn't something that he'd find alien to his tastes. He was also kind of pissed that Revan didn't stay to keep the Republic strong. He also expressed approval of Darth Revan's war of conquest, saying that Revan trying to capture the Republic intact was preferable to Darth Malak's indiscriminate bombardment campaign. Since G0-T0 said that he would be OK with Darth Revan ruling the galaxy, Darth Sidious ruling the galaxy won't be a deal-breaker for him. Especially since Sidious "conquers" the galaxy by getting the Senate to approve of his coronation while having his right-hand man kill all the Separatist CEOs; G0-T0 would consider that a tidy way of taking over, as opposed to Malak glassing every planet in the Republic that looked at him funny.

In the ending of KOTOR 2, G0-T0 openly wants to preserve Malachor V's Sith forces as a tool to stabilize the Republic. That doesn't sound democratic at all; using an army of Dark-Side hitmen to go full judge, jury, and executioner, to kill anyone who might go against the law. That then caused him to run into conflict with Bao-Dur's remote, which was programmed to destroy Malachor V by activating the Mass Shadow Generator. HK-47 arrives, with a platoon of HK-51s. If you go Light Side, HK-47 kills G0-T0, if you go Dark Side, HK-47 sides with G0-T0.

So if G0-T0 saw Palpatine using Darth Vader and other Dark Jedi to enforce his rule, the droid would fail to object, since that was his own plan with Malachor V's Sith contingent.

The Hutts are your crime lords. Protection rackets, protecting territory, family-based syndicates. The closest they are to anything real world is the Italian Mob.
The mob would be the Exchange. Which G0-T0 is leading. Also, the Hutts have legitimate businesses on top of their criminal enterprises; Vogga the Hutt supplying fuel to Citadel Station is completely legal, but it would financially ruin the Republic, hence why G0-T0 kept hijacking his freighters so that Telos would turn to Peragus for help. The way G0-T0 talks about the Hutts and their financial dealings mirrors the way European nationalists complain about Jewish bankers acting as parasites and screwing over the economy.

I mean, this isn't the first time someone related the Hutts to the Hebrew people in this thread. Turn back to page 1730 for the proof.
 
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Jews were depicted as the greedy banker stereotype, which surprisingly Star Wars avoided in the Muuns.
Well they are stingy, cold bastards, but fairly honest and fair. Rarely do that just screw their customers, preferring to have a dependable reputation, as it's more sustainable.
 
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Jews were depicted as the greedy banker stereotype, which surprisingly Star Wars avoided in the Muuns.

The Hutts are your crime lords. Protection rackets, protecting territory, family-based syndicates. The closest they are to anything real world is the Italian Mob.

What I wonder is whether G0-T0 would have viewed the increasing imperialization of the Republic as a threat or its only means of survival. He was programmed to protect the Republic, but did that mean he cared about the democratic spirit of the Republic?
He chose to preserve the Republic instead of the laws. Also doesn't care if the Sith rule.
 
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Honestly, I can't even complain. That was good. This is what Star Wars can be when you keep niggers to a minimum and don't try to force a political agenda. I think that's the worst part, they're capable of making amazing Star Wars, but they choose not to.
 
Takeaways from the recent Andor episodes:

1) Dedra should've told Syril that the Emperor was involved and would reward them. She should've also had her Imperial subordinates transfer him to Coruscant personally to keep him from getting involved. Now he's gone, and she's convulsing.

2) Part of me thinks that Bail Organa shares some blame here. If he hadn't kept his distance from Mon Mothma and shared his resources with her (remember, he has Ben Kenobi AND Ahsoka Tano on speed dial) Mon wouldn't have gotten so addicted to Luthen's help, and you can trust Luthen about as far as you can shoot him, as Tay Kolma, Saw Gerrera, and Antor Kreeger found out the hard way.

3) It's funny how the human-supremacist Empire is getting a lot of support from alien senators who condemned the human Ghormans as savages while honoring the Imperials who died fighting them. Almost as if the aliens trust the Empire over the Ghor. One has to wonder why the rebels, especially in this show, has mostly human supporters, while damn near every alien who talks on this matter would rather not stick their necks out, or would rather support the Empire. Kind of dents the whole idea of the Empire being bad to aliens when the alien leaders who support the Empire outnumber the ones who support the Rebels.

4) I'm surprised Mon survived making that speech in that chamber. I always assumed she made her speech in some disclosed location before the ISB went after her. If those Palpatine toady Senators were armed, they'd have shot her before she finished her speech.

5) After these three episodes, expect a lot of "Star Wars is Back!" talk from all the major talking heads on Youtube. I can't see much of modern shows or movies competing with those episodes.
 
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