#jedi filter

[jypsyvloggin]

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[short-wooloo]

Do not let acolyte be what shapes your understanding of the Jedi, because acolyte does not understand the Jedi

[jedi-enthusiast]

I've seen a lot of posts on my feed lately that have, in some way shape or form, said "the story of the Jedi is tragic cause the Jedi caused their own genocide" followed by a list of just...stuff that's either untrue or the other option would've been worse in that game of roulette that Palpatine set up specifically to force the Jedi to make questionable decisions and wear them down with the weight of them. (Untagged posts btw, if you're gonna post shit along these lines please for the love of fuck tag it "Jedi critical," there are tags for a reason)

So I'm here to outline why that's complete and utter bullshit in one easy, simple to understand, post! No matter what the Jedi did, or what you think they did, they did not cause their own genocide. The fault of their genocide is solely on those who chose to commit said genocide of their people and culture.

Ignoring the fact that Palpatine's entire plan, the whole point of everything that we see in the Prequels, was to kill off all of the Jedi and erase their culture--so he was gonna figure out some way to do it, with or without Anakin/the clones/Dooku/etc.

You cannot make someone commit genocide against you.

That is the stupidest argument ever.

Committing genocide is a choice, one that you actively have to make over and over again--which we see Anakin do, even long after all (or all except a measly few survivors, most of which were literal children in the Prequel-era and couldn't have possibly done anything to piss Anakin off) of the Prequel-era Jedi--aka the ones that people say "brought this on themselves"--were dead!

The Jedi Order as a whole could've been the shittiest, most repressed group of arrogant assholes the galaxy had ever seen. They could've called Anakin a whiny bitch to his face and told him that Dooku should've gone for his head instead of his arm. They could've danced on his mother's grave and had tea parties with the Tuskens.

And guess what?

They still could not have made Anakin and Palpatine commit genocide against them. It was their choice, and their choice alone.

The only people that had no choice in committing that genocide were the clones and guess who took that choice away from them? Because it certainly wasn't the fucking Jedi!

Which is hilarious because most of these posts I've seen have said something along the lines of "the Jedi used the clones as slaves," ignoring the fact that--even if that were true (and it's not)--Anakin and Palpatine used them as slaves too!

And it was so much worse when they did it because, not only were they not given a choice, they were fucking mind-controlled in order to commit genocide against their will! So they didn't even get the choice to refuse and face the consequences of that--which is an option for them during the Clone Wars, albeit a shitty one.

So no, the Jedi did not bring anything upon themselves.

Start holding Anakin responsible for his own shitty decisions, and start tagging your damn anti-Jedi and Jedi critical posts properly!

[tremendouskoalachild]

star wars stories do not exist to make the jedi look good. the jedi exist as storytelling tools to make good star wars stories.

[dathomirdumpsterfire]

if it will keep you from setting them off while people are trying to celebrate. ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ

... but of course. ᕙ⁠(͡⁠°⁠‿⁠ ͡⁠°⁠)⁠ᕗ

[asocial-skye]

i think the Jedi-Positive and Jedi-Critical stances can be summed up on whether you value authorial intent or authorial execution.

Most of the Jedi-Positive people I follow quote George Lucas and director commentaries to prove their points, as well as utilize analyses from others at LucasFilm that have to keep the general status quo. It's all based on what Lucas was trying to portray, while ignoring the product in execution.

The Jedi-Critical stance tends to look at the prequel execution, and they question the obvious uncomfortable moments that have real-life parallels to atrocities. They tend to be more Legends fans, whose writers actually delved into the terrifying implications. It's all on criticizing execution while disregarding intent.

Like, take the argument about Jedi children. A Jedi-Positive person would argue that all the children are all given up with consent from their parents; this is what I am sure Lucas was intending to portray. A Jedi-Critical person will look at this and go "wait. how much 'consent' was in this encounter? the government can legally take these kids and have a representative show up to a farmer's house and tell the farmer they can technically say no? that is some bullshit." And there is real-life evidence for this. It's more on the execution.

Or the argument about love. Jedi-Positive people turn to Lucas's interview to show that they really meant it in the Buddhist sense, and if you value intent that works. Jedi-Critical people would argue that the marketing states that the Jedi cannot love, and nothing in the movies states that the Jedi meant non-toxic love when they eschew attachments.

They're both valid positions, but I think a lot of fandom brutality comes from not understanding either view, or demeaning one view in favor of another. It's perfectly acceptable to value one over the other.

[air-mechanical]

They have brought a prisoner.

What Thrawn Thinks: Of course they fucking have. Of course there's more surprise shit to deal with before we escape. I thought I was dealing with fellow competents here, but congratulations on achieving the rare but not unheard of accomplishment of proving me wrong. All of you make my head hurt. You make my teeth ache. You're not nearly as powerful as you claim to be. And when we eventually escape and I'm back to full power, you'll see exactly who you're dealing with. And you'll despair.

What Thrawn Says: You never spoke of this.

[jecki--lon]

You know the way grandparents who knew hardship are about wasting food? Anakin is like that with water.

[intercruralwiththevampire]

Thinking about armand disciplining Claudia by making her become baby lulu “on and off stage” and how close he seems in that moment to dropping a ‘what, like it’s hard?’ at her protests…

Thinking about how, if you had forever, yeah. why not just fall into character work for a few years?

Armand.. so mailable already, so in disguise all the time, always in character as someone. Of course he goes there with Claudia, at strike one! It’s barely even a punishment, he thinks, I do it all the time! You are like little baby.

[kemendin]

This went from my brain to photoshop to tumblr in the span of about three minutes, I take no responsibility

[orienteddreamerrr]

Here is an edited, enhanced picture of Dagan I kept in my Photos!

[jypsyvloggin]

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[book-of-baba-fett]

Awhile ago someone commented that this commission by @literallydontlook of my OC Talia Riva felt like a Barbie Jedi so obviously I had to take advantage of the Barbie filter.

[jedi-enthusiast]

"Kill your darlings" except it's just me making the Jedi be extremely petty to the characters I hate in the first draft of my fics, but then removing the pettiness when I go back and edit because the Jedi are better people than that and, even though I'd find it satisfying, they deserve to be portrayed as they are.

Which is also why I'm making non-Jedi OCs, so they can be petty in the Jedi's place.

[nation-wide-is-bi-your-side]

rip luke skywalker you would have loved not strong enough by boygenius

[kyber-kisses]

Y’all- I put my artwork through a filter app that does a clone wars style filter and — oh my god. I mean it’s not perfect or anything but holy shit