Who else agrees that the Rebellion and the Jedi were traitors to the Empire?
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In lots of ways I have to agree the council was too bogged down with all the talk and no action was coming from the senate. With Chancellor Palpatine's help and I have to say a well designed planned he did in lots of ways bring a new order to the galaxy and that is what was needed.\n\nAs far as the Jedi and the rebellion they I wouldn't say were tratior but I will say that they were not on the same page as the Sith Lords simply they had there own internal problems as well they too were deadlocked in a power struggle of there own but at the time they didn't pay any mind to it. Here you have Mace Windu who seemed to me to be the backbone of the Jedi council and you have Yoda who is the oldest member of the Jedi council if you really look closer at that who was really calling the shots?\n\nTrust me it wasn't Yoda! Another thing that I want to make in point is that the Jedi wasn't really thinking of the people like they wanted to make everyone believe they were into there own brand of justice and that was it.\n\nSo if you want to know the truth about it the Empire could have gave the Jedi a chance to come up with a decision which would be to join the empire or suffer a horrible fate in prison instead of killing them all which to me that was a little extreme but I guess Emperor Palpantine felt that it was the best intrest of the empire to eliminate them for the would have caused more problems we will never know why he didn't choose that course of action, It probably would turned out good if he would have done it that way instead of killing them all.\n\nThankful Jedi not because they have always felt threated by the Sith because they didn't want to relinquish power over to them in the first place.\n\nBut that would cause great debate with our fellow fans of Star Wars but I will leave that one with you.\n\nMay the Force be with you, young Master!
1055386
Yes - they have been.  The process is to bring them before the court to get them to reveal their sources (which most won't). When they don't, you stick their treasonous *sses in jail where hopefully a convict who has more character than they do does us all a favor and executes them for being a traitor.
271902
There is some discussion of this.  Supposedly, it will take place during the 20 years between the end of Episode III and the start of A New Hope.  It isn't supposed to feature any of the 'main' characters of the universe, but leave it to Lucasfilm to screw it up and destroy the already-fractured continuity...
851427
Ok, this might seem like just some random thoughts here, so bear with me...\n\nEmpire:  Cold, mechanicle. Their fleet/troops/ships  all similar, rigid mechanicle design. Darth Vader: All black-dark  Throwback to old westerns---bad guys wore the black hats. Also, the nazis in WW2 had groups of soldiers called stormtroopers.  As far as the thought of the officers in the Empire being British, I have heard that the scenes on the Death Star were filmed in studios in the UK, and Brit actors were used. I like the idea though of the rebels/brit empire...\n\nRebels:  Seem much more organic in a way. Their fleet is made up of many different ships with many different designs. Their colors are much more on the brighter side of the spectrum. Yellow leader,gold leader,green leader... Their wardrobe is more clothing based, rather than cold rigid armor. \n\nThese are just a few quick thoughts for ya.
871996
That pretty much sums us up Ken. \n  \nWe are also traitors to this country for opposing the war - we really are though.
686062
I believe a lot of people put down "Jedi" as religion in the census. I heard this a few years ago, so it is possible that they also put "Force".
851842
Jedi? Yes.\nmy padawin.
899099
He probally DID know it was R2D2.  If he had said that he knew the robot, then he would've had to say where or when he knew him and, at this point, couldn't let the cat out of the bag about who Luke, Darth, Leia were or their backstories.  This would keep it with the storyline and does make sense.  (In reality, I do realise the storyline hadn't fruitated to the father/son storyline yet in 'A New Hope'. But my scenerio is possible and very plausable.)  :-)
257387
no, no... please it will ruin all the good fiction books (Star Wars do not deserve that, mmm... is star wars in history or fiction?), it should be in a myth section, mm.. maybe it will ruin all the good myths,... no... the religion section is already ruin so it will be good there.
512613
Only the rebelious ones...
965583
I think it was DON'T\n\nDuring their duel in "Empire Strikes Back"
1121906
I very much respect the men and women who are fighting over seas to protect my freedom and the United States of America. I also dislike the people who are against the war. But I also believe that this country allows everyone the freedom to speak whats on their mind. I don't think they are traitors(a bunch of candy- *sses who have their heads in there butts yes) but traitors no. They should however remember that there are people putting there lives in danger everyday so they can continue to protest the war. \n\nThank you  Rangers!
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The Empire Strikes Back
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shays_Rebellion
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http://www.calliope.org/shays/shays2.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shays'_Rebellion
898330
No. I think they shouldn't have made any treaties with the savages and just took EVERYTHING. I'm tired of all the 'nations' and their casinos and special rights and not having to pay for college, blahblahblah.\n\nThey needed to have pushed them into Canada or Mexico, or else assimilated them and eliminated their so-called nations.