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The ship was the Resistance, we have no idea what's happened to the Republic as an entity.How does one destroy the Republic when the Republic should have been destroyed when Hosnian was obliterated in TFA hence why we've been following 3 ships a dog and a pizza droid around for a servo whilst everyone in the universe said "it's dead Jim"?
Or does Thrawn not get holo from where he was hiding those destroyers?
Pretty sure it was decimated, right?The ship was the Resistance, we have no idea what's happened to the Republic as an entity.
The First Order is taking over Republic planets, that doesn't mean some planets aren't still loyal to the Republic.Pretty sure it was decimated, right?
Where is the Fleet?The First Order is taking over Republic planets, that doesn't mean some planets aren't still loyal to the Republic.
What? The Republic doesn't have an army.Where is the Fleet?
Where is the Govt?
Where is the Army?
Fleet was at Hosnian Prime as was the Government, this isn't new info.Fleet?
Govt?
Isn't that what I started by saying?So it exists as a concept, with no military and no government.
Got it.
******ed Disney logicWhat? The Republic doesn't have an army.
Yep, dumbest Storygroup decision.******ed Disney logic
Individual planets would have their own government and own army (if they chose). The galaxy is too vast for the Republic to be the practical government of every planet. So planets that don’t bend to the FO would still be trying to retain the idea of a Republic.So it exists as a concept, with no military and no government.
Got it.
Is it though? Perhaps the most poorly explained (I think it barely rates a mention in the movies, if at all, been expanded on in the books). I think the point was the Republic shouldn’t have an army it can use to subjugate planets. Doesn’t mean individual planets don’t have armies.Yep, dumbest Storygroup decision.
But the previous Republic stood for "a thousand generations".Individual planets would have their own government and own army (if they chose). The galaxy is too vast for the Republic to be the practical government of every planet. So planets that don’t bend to the FO would still be trying to retain the idea of a Republic.
Yes.Is it though? Perhaps the most poorly explained (I think it barely rates a mention in the movies, if at all, been expanded on in the books). I think the point was the Republic shouldn’t have an army it can use to subjugate planets. Doesn’t mean individual planets don’t have armies.
OK, how complete is your self assurance?Yes.
Next question?
He's not even the dumbest from a character viewpoint.Dumbest Story Group decision was clearly Darth Maul. By a country mile.
You mean George Lucas?Dumbest Story Group decision was clearly Darth Maul. By a country mile.
The idea that less than 5 years after defeating the Galactic Empire the Republic thinks it's a good idea to completely de-militarise is absolutely mind-boggling as a concept. Forget the fact the Galaxy has just gone through near 30 years of war and turmoil from the Clone Wars through the formation of the Empire through the Rebellion through the mop up of the Empire, but the fact that In-Universe the concept of planets/forces just 'handing in' their ships to be destroyed makes no sense. A Republic that stood for tens of thousands of years, sure, could exist with no Galactic navy because it's come to a point of understanding, but not in the immediate aftermath of such upheaval.OK, how complete is your self assurance?![]()
You’re making assumptions. The Republic isn’t militarised, doesn’t mean individual planets aren’t. As you say, if one planet has no army and it’s neighbour isn’t a member of the Republic, it would be able to take it over in a weekend. It’s not been well explained, I agree, but bag it for that, not for how you think it works.The idea that less than 5 years after defeating the Galactic Empire the Republic thinks it's a good idea to completely de-militarise is absolutely mind-boggling as a concept. Forget the fact the Galaxy has just gone through near 30 years of war and turmoil from the Clone Wars through the formation of the Empire through the Rebellion through the mop up of the Empire, but the fact that In-Universe the concept of planets/forces just 'handing in' their ships to be destroyed makes no sense. A Republic that stood for tens of thousands of years, sure, could exist with no Galactic navy because it's come to a point of understanding, but not in the immediate aftermath of such upheaval.
Doing so would make it rather easy for a random fleet of ships from.. I guess let's say the Unknown Regions.. to randomly pop up and take over the Galaxy overnight.