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@thunderwarrior That must be the most closet homosexual show in existence. I mean, the fans are closet homos, but whoever wrote/drew that isn't just out of the closet, they're out of the damn stratosphere heading to Uranus.

@Pain66 You don't JUST take women's voting rights, because they didn't give themselves those rights. They were given by Jews and are protected by the subservient goyim.
So, unless we somehow get rid of the majority of men OR Israel and zionism disappears, we're not taking women's rights away.

Voting rights are also a non-issue in this current system. If every politician is a puppet, are voting rights really the problem?

@Pain66 That actually doesn't sound too bad, if reality worked like that. The Chads (mostly masculine, violent, impulsive, individualistic) would get all the perks while the Betas (mostly weak, collectivist, backstabbing, low-T) would be serfs and die out, in theory. Very nice.

In truth, it would be chaos, because women don't have what it takes to rule society and you'd see violent revolutions after enough suffering had been experienced. Still better than this dystopia though.

@Pain66 Meh, can't blame them, their men work and die for their collectivist masters. If I was a woman, I too would support the destruction of those men and everything they stand for. Women are a non-issue, they're a commodity. I for one enjoy watching Brits and Americans getting cucked and replaced. I'd almost welcome the Jews if it wasn't a doomsday religion that wants to enslave everyone. Most men worth anything in the West are either dead or in jail.

@RoninGrey This is where the fun begins

@RoninGrey What did you want Padme to die of? They said she lost the will to live, which is sometimes the best way doctors can describe it, when it happens. Not an issue if you ask me.

Midichlorians are a clever idea. I dare you to actually explain why you dislike them.

I will give you C3PO, I forgot that.

The Jedi weren't retards, they were corrupt. No problem there.

Whenever someone says they just want a simple good vs bad story, that can only mean they want it to be for children.

@RoninGrey I don't think TFM likes the prequels, he often repeats bad arguments he heard from Red Letter Media, the same hacks who praised TFA. Professional reviewers my ass.

Yup, Vader was a pathetic slave in the OT who would almost murder his own son just because his master told him to. What kind of person do you think becomes someone like Vader in real life? That's right, probably someone you'd call a whiny bitch. Prequels' Anakin was perfect (except for the actor's age in the first movie).

@RoninGrey I wasn't there to see it, but when I say they "made Star Wars better", I'm talking specifically about the story/lore/characters.
I wouldn't care about Star Wars if it wasn't for the prequels. Simple good vs evil stories never interested me and that's all Star Wars would be without them.
The Jedi living on a literal ivory tower, worrying about losing power both over the Force and the universe, while the people vote their way into a dictatorship, is far more interesting if you ask me.

@RoninGrey Alright then. So, timeline inconsistencies aside, can you give some examples of things the prequels retconned for the worse? Because I can't think of anything at the moment, especially when compared to the example I just gave. In my opinion, there are few things a writer can do that are worse than cheapening the very concept of death.

@RoninGrey Then you have Force Ghosts. The concept was fine in episode IV, a Jedi could slightly prolong their conscience just long enough to offer some guidance to the next generation. But by episode VI, it's clear Jedi are immortal, which not only cheapens death itself but goes against their entire philosophy of accepting death, becoming one with the Force and letting go. Talk about bad writing.

Rejecting the prequels while being a fan of episode 6 is honestly laughable.

@RoninGrey The prequels made Star Wars better and were created with love, unlike anything Disney made. There were always bad decisions, it didn't start with the prequels. Take episode VI for instance. It's full of laziness and bad choices. From Luke's nonsensical plan to save Han that is nothing more than an excuse for the writers to utilize multiple sets, another freaking Death Star, to the whole Ewok battle, very few moments in that movie were anything more than fluff.