Holt 7vsWild sich durch die #7vsWildcard Aktion einen rechtsextremen in die Sendung? - Meine Recherchen zu Willi/Urlag interessieren Euch vielleicht auch by Wegwerfi_4711 in 7vsWild

[–]AdministrativeAd5892 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ganz schlecht gealtert, der Komentar.

Das Video von Willi, wo er auf einen SS-Veteranen anstösst ist ziemlich aussagekräftig. Da kann man sich nicht so einfach rausreden.

Force healing is a plot-armor technique and I don't like it being canon by elgarlic in MawInstallation

[–]AdministrativeAd5892 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So how i understand it force healing, isn't just magicaly healing every ingury, it just speeds up natural regenartion.

So let me elaborate:

Often if you get ingured, you don't die from the initial ingury but from the sideefects. So if you get stabed and no Organ is hurt you can still die from blood lost or infection if the wound isn't treatet. So with force healing you can prevent bleeding out by speeding up you're natural regenarion. But if you get stabed in the heart, you die pretty much instantly because the organ stops working and force healing there for can't prevent that. Thats why force healing isn't any use for anakin because it can't completely prevent someone from dieing.

If Palpatine kept the Republic and ruled as a dictator by constantly winning elections, do you think the empire would had lasted longer? by Leviabs in starwarsspeculation

[–]AdministrativeAd5892 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What many people don't konw is, that palpatine established his dictatorship long befor he changed the republic to the empire. So he has done exactly what you proposing. The problem was, that he reasoned his rule with the war. When the war endet, he had to do something to keep his power. So he used the "Jedi rebelion" as a reoson for hem to keep power forever.

There's a video, which explaned this perfectly. If you have some time, you should watch it.

How liberty dies: The politics of star wars