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Flag Smasher Hrothgar - One World One People@hrothgarcanuck.bsky.social |
If you love a Jedi, kill it. The Order is full of people with good intentions, but it remains part of a system of control, of oppression. When "peace and security" become a singular focus, you lose perspective. And empathy cannot exist without the ability to change your perspective.
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The lone Jedi, the ronin, the stranger walking into town, the Blondie western "hero", is where the Jedi ideology thrives, I think.
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The group procuppied by the values of the group. The Sith have diluted everything and have gone the other way - the individual preoccupied by the values of the self. There is a balance, where the master meets the student, where they teach each other the values of the group, but remaing the self.
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The Jedi CAN be a force for good, but as long as it is worried about power and policies, as long as it is a group led by a conclave, it will remain disruptive, blind, marked by suspicion, and ultimately fail in its goal of peace. The master and apprentice aspect is the one pure thing that remains
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