By our standards, certainly. But it's always seemed to me that Jedi operated on their own kind of morality. I'm not sure our society would be much different if presented with a group of people who are superhuman since birth.Darth Hoth wrote:Well, yes. It is logical, rational. It is also wholly morally bankrupt, though; children are children, even if they are trained as living weapons.
But it's certainly a grey area - and probably contributed to the population's acceptance that the Jedi were evil traitors to the Republic post-Order 66 (Palpy's propaganda machine no doubt went into full gear on the Jedi's child soldiers and baby-snatching).
All too true.Well, that might be a reason as good as any to desist.
But really, do not accord her stupidities that much attention. Her so-called criticism of the Jedi is as preposterous as it is unsupported by the facts. The saddest thing, perhaps, is that her atrocious example makes legitimate anti-Jediism all that much harder to present.
That's.. just.. I mean, I'm not a military man.. but how the hell are they even supposed to aim their rifles like that?Ender wrote:Gotta climb a half a mile of vertical cliff to get there. Makes you wonder how the folks who live there get around. A road? No, that's just silly. Anyway, this is defended by 2 battalions of droids, so what do you do in those cases? Have a fun time race. How do I know this? They keep repeating it over and over and over, like a fucking LOL cat meme. 4 times on two pages. And the ascension cables are attached to the guns, not the clone's waists or anything. They must have one heck of a grip. But they are still safety conscientious. For example, the AT-TE gunner must be wearing a seat belt. I mean, he is just sitting, there perfectly calm, completely upside down.
I guess the idea is that rifles have their own grappling hook and are lolversatile, but yeah... now I know why the clonetrooper broke his hand when he decked the droid - it was ultra-fatigued from holding on to those grappling rifles all day!
Never! Those 3 million clones took out all of those droids with awesome Mando'a power!Darth Hoth wrote:That's the spirit! Take that, Traviss!And on that note, lunch!They're not smart, but they're not supposoded to be. Rather, battle droids are simple, sturdy machines designed to overwhelm enemies through sheer numbers. Estimates put the number of droids destroyed in the quintillions. But however many battle droids the Republic destroys, more are always on the way.