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Legend
Darth Nihilus?
Darth Nihilus?
Nah, he was a patsy. Ah yes, Kreia (aka Darth Treya).Darth Nihilus?
That could explain why the New Republic never really had a chance.Now I wonder if there is an alternative episode vi to ix in which Darth Kleya turns out to have been puppetering the Rebellion and the Empire all along.
Didn’t she look a bit evil in that last shot on Yavin?
I don't think that holds up in a universe as diverse as that of Star Wars with all sorts of wild sentient beings. Particularly as most of the droids we've seen are of approximately human intelligence and surprisingly human mindsets. Whatever the secrets behind their construction, they're ending up seeming very human-like. So in terms of their intelligence and way of thinking they're more "peers" of humanity than some of the other aliens are!
I think that's a more important point. There probably is a dividing line. Where exactly that would be something for the droids to determine, probably. They'd have a better idea than humans would.
As @billd91 says that's 100% been argued to be the case about humans, like repeatedly, for centuries. It doesn't really matter why something exists if it's inherently sentient, sapient, and free-willed. You also can really get into the weeds with that because some droids will not have been created to be slaves (c.f. C3PO), but are clearly treated as slaves anyway.
L3-37 would like to speak to you about droid rights.Legends had sentient droids. Disney hasn't gone there.
L3-37 would like to speak to you about droid rights.
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No, she built and programmed herself apparently.Has she been programmed that way though?
You can't trust most humans to do that, and I'm entirely serious when I say that. So I'm not sure what your point is.Basically could you trust a Droid to vote independently?
You can't trust most humans to do that, and I'm entirely serious when I say that. So I'm not sure what your point is.

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