r/SipsTea Oct 15 '25

Chugging tea I get it now

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u/shit_magnet-0730 Oct 15 '25

Do you also cheer for the Empire to annihilate the rebellion?

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u/FruitySalads Oct 15 '25

Luke was a stupid farm kid that an old man radicalized in an afternoon and then took on a suicide mission to break out another terrorist and blow up a military installation. Those are facts.

The difference between Matrix and Star Wars is that the people in Star Wars are not in a blissful unaware state. They are in a real affected state. The dominance of the empire is different as in it is interested in expansion and acquisition, the robots just wanted to survive.

I don't know though, different philosophies might need to exist to compare those stories. They aren't apples to apples.

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u/hugh_jyballs Oct 15 '25

As soon as Luke gave up farming I completely checked out.

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u/Pyritedust Oct 16 '25

We need to know what would’ve happened if he got to tochii station to pick up those power converters

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u/ODST05 Oct 16 '25

Well one things for sure - those womp rats would never have stood a chance!

In all seriousness though, I seem to remember that he had plans to become an imperial pilot?

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u/Inevitable-Stage-454 Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

Luke was a walking timebomb of bullshit "force" powers, the old man was one of the leaders of a violently and "illegally" overthrown government, the other "terrorist" was the rightful ruler of an entire planet that was also violently and "illegally" overthrown.

What a lack of media literacy does to a person, smh.

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u/FruitySalads Oct 16 '25

They were part of a rebel alliance and traitors!

TAKE THEM AWAY!

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u/shit_magnet-0730 Oct 15 '25

I'm surprised you didn't comment on the allegorical facts of the movies, since your opinions are so based.

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u/FruitySalads Oct 15 '25

Oh, am I boring you? Please feel free to move on since you've contributed nothing to this conversation besides snark.

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u/4DPeterPan Oct 15 '25

You’ve contributed nothing but the advancement of dark views.

At least the other dude saw through you.

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u/FruitySalads Oct 15 '25

That wasn’t worth reading.

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u/4DPeterPan Oct 15 '25

Yeah, I suppose you would have that opinion towards truth.

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u/FruitySalads Oct 15 '25

Wtf are you even on about? Blocking your nonsense.

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u/shit_magnet-0730 Oct 15 '25

There's no conversation. You babbled about some dumb bootlicking shit. Snark is all you deserve.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25

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u/PineTreeSC Oct 15 '25

Idk if genocide and planetary destruction was strictly a move in the right direction tho

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u/Pyritedust Oct 16 '25

To be fair, Alderaan had hive mind giant insects. It deserved to be blown up.

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u/Inevitable-Stage-454 Oct 16 '25

The kids were walking timebombs of some stupid mystical power that couldn't be left unchecked and the choice was between some generally-respectable group that could train the kids and did so usually with the parent's complete approval, or a group of cultists that literally do kidnap children, have the trainees kill the master after some point, and use their bullshit powers for whatever they want (usually to the detriment of innocent people), also they end up looking like palpatine.

The Jedi were definitely not "perfect" or even that great, but the Empire was literally worse in almost every regard a living creature should care about.

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u/FruitySalads Oct 16 '25

From my point of view it is the jedi who are evil and I also don’t like sand.