#pro jedi code

[fantasygirl3791]

The Jedi on a whole were good people who wanted to help people in the galaxy. Did they and could they make mistakes? Yes, just like anyone would. They aren’t perfect and maybe there could be a few bad apples but with a group that’s in the tens of thousands, I’d say that’s a given.

I’m sure there were Jedi who had a much stricter interpretation of the code especially with attachment but Anakin himself says Jedi are encouraged to love. Love just doesn’t have to always be romantic. They had friends and those they considered family.

I will always love and support the Jedi!

[mysticaltora8276]

And I will say this to my dying day the regulation of emotions is a good thing. They do not suppress their emotions. They control them. Something that a lot of people I think would benefit from instead of embracing their hyper emotionalism.

[girlrandomstuff]

“ The Jedi Code meant something more real, more substantial,

than any set of rules I'd been taught by the house tutors.

I told myself that if I couldn't live by Jedi virtues myself

I would assemble my own set to be proud of. ”

[mysticaltora8276]

 Even in the acolyte, which is very Jedi critical, and I blame that on the show runner. Even there it is shown that the people responsible for ruining a child’s life are a group of Jedi not the entire order. And as for the Jedi responsible for the fiasco, many of them were repentant and were grief stricken and remorseful for what happened.

Heck, the only reason that the entire fiasco happened was because the people in question the Force witches, no not the ones from Dathomir, were subconsciously influencing one of them and exploited on attachment that one of them had. If anything it shows how attachments can destroy a Jedi. And again they still took her because they realize that they could not destroy her dream. And when she left, they allowed her to leave.

The author tract part is how she reacted to it and how it is treated as a “triumphant “moment over what is assumed to be a “patriarchal system” which the Jedi are not really shown to be that’s where the whole author tract part comes in I believe.

[mysticaltora8276]

Adding to my point about how the Jedi aren’t kidnappers I’d like to point out that the canonical material both in Rebels and TCW make it clear that the Jedi do indeed respect the parent’s input and don’t take the children by force. In TCW there was an arc about children who noted as being Force sensitive and therefore worthy of training were kidnapped by Cad Bane and taken to Mustafar for Sidious to use…..And the Jedi saved them and returned the children to their family no questions asked. In another arc it’s about an entire planet that told the Jedi to not take their children and they respected it even after two hundred years have passed. As for Rebels it shows the Inquisitors who if you’ll remember WORK WITH THE SITH forcefully taking children from their parents and cutting them off because of their abilities. In the Bad Batch we see the Batch save a youngling and bring him back to his people.

Now then….who’s the kidnappers then hm?

[jedi-enthusiasm-blog]

[jedi-enthusiasm-blog]

I’m not sure if you’ve been asked this before, but I would love to hear your opinion on Ahsoka in regards to her Jedi criticism and how her story paints the Jedi

I loved Ahsoka in TCW. I didn't even consider her a brat, unlike many fans. She was fun to watch and I loved her banter with Anakin. You can say I was a bit attached to her.

That's why I despise what Ahsoka has become. The character we're seeing now isn't the little Padawan that wanted to be a Jedi more than anything else.

The Council was perfectly reasonable in The Wrong Jedi arc, actually. Ahsoka looked hella guilty (and WAS guilty of some of the crimes she was accused of), and didn't provide an alternative explanation for her behavior. However, I understand she was a teenager and teenagers are messy and fuck up. I understand that she's upset and feeling betrayed about the whole thing.

But that doesn't justify her holding a grudge (because that's ultimately what it is) for over thirty years, during the rise and fall of a Sith Empire, the genocide of HER FAMILY and blaming the people who raised and loved her for their own SLAUGHTER at the hands of ONE OF THEIR OWN and defending a fucking genocidal Sith apprentice to everyone and justifying everything he's done because of "destiny" and "love". As if free will didn't exist, as if destroying Padmé's life work and the Republic she served and believed in could ever be considered an act of love.

And now I can't see the Padawan who wanted nothing more than being a Jedi without seeing who she ends up becoming in the future.

[jedi-enthusiasm-blog]

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Pro Jedi, if the name of my blog didn't clue you in. Jedi hate will get you blocked faster than you can say "Star Wars".

Anti Sith, like any reasonable person with media literacy. They're space nazis, social darwinists, genocidal maniacs who in all their thousands of years of existance have done nothing but try to run tyrannical empires and fail miserably and obsess over the Jedi. The nicest thing I can say about them is that some of them are really fun to watch and have a decent fashion sense. Therefore I am also anti Galactic Empire and anti First Order, the governments they (try to) run.

I may as well say this, although I'm sure most of the fandom will have me crucified: Mandalorian/Mando critical. Unlike the Sith, I don't think all of them (or even most of them) are evil and I'm willing to be charitatable to them. I want to LIKE them, but the fandom glorifying them has soured them a lot to me.

Adding to the above point: Anti Mandoclone. The Clones aren't Mandalorian, they are their own people with their own history and experiences. They might have Mandalorian influence (and it's an idea that has merit and potential if executed well), but they are not Mandalorian and I doubt they'd want to be.

Anakin Skywalker critical. I don't hate him, I like him, he's fun to watch/read about and his character is very dear to me. But he's a villain and an asshole and I'm not ashamed to point out that part of his character.

My canon is the PT, the OT, TCW, Rebels and Rogue One. Any other source material is up in the air, and I pick and choose what I like and leave the rest. So if you see me ignoring a part of a book/comic but posting about another, you know why.

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