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[002] Javertshark13 Current Version
23rd Jan '18 at 07:25:04 PM
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Most of Sidious's actions actually make perfect sense.
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Most of Sidious\'s actions actually make perfect sense:
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1. The Trade Federation were about to surrender as soon as they found out about the Jedi, so Sidious had to tell them to kill them or the whole thing would have ended there. The idea that the Federation should have flat-out admitted their plans to the Jedi is ridiculous, since invading the planet is clearly illegal. The Jedi wouldn't just obediently leave after being told this, they would fight back like they ended up doing anyway, with the added bonus of being warned in advance about the Federation's intentions.
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1. The Trade Federation were about to surrender as soon as they found out about the Jedi, so Sidious had to tell them to kill them or the whole thing would have ended there. The idea that the Federation should have flat-out admitted their plans to the Jedi is ridiculous, since invading the planet is clearly illegal. The Jedi wouldn\'t just obediently leave after being told this, they would fight back like they ended up doing anyway, with the added bonus of being warned in advance about the Federation\'s intentions.
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2. Sidious ''didn't'' want the Naboo to be able to tell everyone what was happening, because then it would be clear that the Federation was in the wrong. The only reason he was able to manipulate his way to power was because there was some doubt about what was actually happening, which was only the case because the Naboo couldn't tell everyone about it.
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2. Sidious \'\'didn\'t\'\' want the Naboo to be able to tell everyone what was happening, because then it would be clear that the Federation was in the wrong. The only reason he was able to manipulate his way to power was because there was some doubt about what was actually happening, which was only the case because the Naboo couldn\'t tell everyone about it.
[001] Javertshark13
23rd Jan '18 at 07:24:52 PM
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Most of Sidious's actions actually make perfect sense.
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Most of Sidious\'s actions actually make perfect sense.
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1. The Trade Federation were about to surrender as soon as they found out about the Jedi, so Sidious had to tell them to kill them or the whole thing would have ended there. The idea that the Federation should have flat-out admitted their plans to the Jedi is ridiculous, since invading the planet is clearly illegal. The Jedi wouldn't just obediently leave after being told this, they would fight back like they ended up doing anyway, with the added bonus of being warned in advance about the Federation's intentions.
2. Sidious ''didn't'' want the Naboo to be able to tell everyone what was happening, because then it would be clear that the Federation was in the wrong. The only reason he was able to manipulate his way to power was because there was some doubt about what was actually happening, which was only the case because the Naboo couldn't tell everyone about it.
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1. The Trade Federation were about to surrender as soon as they found out about the Jedi, so Sidious had to tell them to kill them or the whole thing would have ended there. The idea that the Federation should have flat-out admitted their plans to the Jedi is ridiculous, since invading the planet is clearly illegal. The Jedi wouldn\'t just obediently leave after being told this, they would fight back like they ended up doing anyway, with the added bonus of being warned in advance about the Federation\'s intentions.

2. Sidious \'\'didn\'t\'\' want the Naboo to be able to tell everyone what was happening, because then it would be clear that the Federation was in the wrong. The only reason he was able to manipulate his way to power was because there was some doubt about what was actually happening, which was only the case because the Naboo couldn\'t tell everyone about it.

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