Fascism has specific ideological concepts. Inspired by the power of the SithTM, these bold, invigorating blends will. The Code taught its followers to not give in.
#Jedi code sith code collector series
Totalitarianism isn't the same thing as fascism. The Jedi Code was a series of rules and tenets that governed the Jedi Orders actions and embodied its beliefs. So from a results standpoint, sure, they're the Space Fascists during the era that the films are set in, but in-universe historically it's not clear. His real goal was to achieve immortality and in essence become a god. Palpatine didn't actually care about the Empire at all, it was just a way for him to get on top so he could explore the mysteries of the dark side without interference from the Jedi. They just believe in freedom for themselves, which they view as power over the Force and lack of restraints from others. As you can tell the Sith Code has more feelings than the JEDI code does Yet all the sith seem cold and unfeeling (Sidious, Maul, and Even Vader in the first couple of films) The inner conflict between good and evil in the star wars universe has always been the main focus of the movies, books, and many fan debates. The Empire does (the First Order even more so due to its desire to restore a romanticized past), but the Sith have no interest in racial/ethnic/cultural unity, nationalized means of production, and so forth. Though Star Wars, the Force, the Jedi and Sith are fictional, we could all learn a thing or two about passion, ideals and morality from it. This is why a balance in the Force is so important too rigid of thinking on either side isn't constructive. I'm not the only one with this reading, right? Both of them are bad routes to go down - though, obviously, one a LOT worse than the other - and you need to go down a different path than what either of the two big ones have set out, even if for a time it means embracing one of them as Luke did?Įh, the Sith don't have a specifically fascist ideology. The Code of the Sith contains values that aren't immoral and are actually good. Their own flaws ended up making them not just fall to a sith-ruled empire, but essentially helped them flourish. The Jedi, meanwhile are more interesting to look at - they -essentially- have good underlying morals, but certain elements of it were always terrible and other elements were taken too far. The Sith is ultimately a melting pot of fascism and power before anything else and anything they have to say is worthless - if there is any nuggets of wisdom to anything they say, it's buried under so much terrible shit that that wisdom has been corrupted to its very roots. Hell, isn't that the entire point of TLJ? Rei through Luke finds flaws in the Jedi Order and tries to turn to the appeal of the Sith and Kylo Ren but then finds out they're empty husks of fascism? This book set makes the ideal Star Wars collectible for any Star Wars fangirl or fanboy and is the perfect addition to any Star Wars book collection (c) and TM Lucasfilm Ltd.Just because the Jedi have obvious flaws that have been pointed out in the prequels and TLJ does not mean that their opposite number is the answer. This book set makes the ideal Star Wars collectible for any Star Wars fangirl or fanboy and is the perfect addition to any Star Wars book collection (c) and TM Lucasfilm Ltd. Handwritten comments from prominent force-wielders from both sides of the force.
0 kommentar(er)
