If you were in the Star Wars universe which side would you pick?

Aeson · Apr 15, 2019

Would you be with The Resistance or The First Order?

ccs · Apr 15, 2019

I'd have to throw in with the Jawas.

Afterall, based upon what I've seen in TFA & TLJ of the other options it's dumb & dumber in space - without any of the humor(?).

Deset Gled · Apr 15, 2019

There's not enough information for me to know.

For the previous generation, I am pro-Empire and anti-Jedi. But a large chunk of that comes from Episodes 1-3 where it's established that the Jedi were an oppressive religious regime forcing their will upon a corrupt government. Episodes 4-6 are a little more vague, but they do establish that the Rebellion is a violent terrorist organization.

So, being anti-Jedi, I'm naturally going to give the First Order a chance. Of course, the whole "destroy multiple core worlds" thing is a ding against them. However, we also know that the Resistance was also against the core worlds (otherwise they wouldn't be the Resistance). It's unfortunate that we don't know the political circumstances surrounding that event. And, I do have to admit that TLJ did a great job of showing that the Jedi leadership was willing to admit its past evils and work to rectify them. So, team Resistance has a good shot going into the next movie to establish themselves as the good guys.

el_stiko · Apr 15, 2019

There isn't really any nuance to this, the nazis are always the baddies.

This question is just about asking people if they're good or evil.

Sadras · Apr 15, 2019

Are there any dabo girls in the SW universe, cause I'd probably be with them.

Zardnaar · Apr 15, 2019

None I would pick the Imperial Remnant in the old legends. Both New Republics suck along with the Empire and First Order.

Aeson · Apr 15, 2019

Sadras said:
Are there any dabo girls in the SW universe, cause I'd probably be with them.

Twileks maybe as close as you get.

Eltab · Apr 17, 2019

I would be trying to reform the New Republic's policy about ignoring everything outside its own borders.

The novels showed a more practical (and effective) attitude on the part of the victorious Rebel leadership.