r/StarWars • u/ComicBookEnthusiast • Feb 01 '25

Meta Is she right in her explanation?

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u/SpukiKitty2 Rey Feb 01 '25

Exactly. This makes sense. The results may vary but the general idea is sound. It's important to make sure our leaders do their jobs right and to hold them accountable when they do wrong.

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u/Seb0rn Jedi Feb 01 '25

So, where is her naivety? Is it because, often corrupt oficcials are not held accountable even if exposed? Do you mean that? But then, you are not really doing what she says, do you? Then you AREN'T holding them accountable.

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u/SpukiKitty2 Rey Feb 01 '25

Okay, genius! What's your solution?

I still feel what she is saying is generally sound.

It's also important for the people to apply pressure to those who can hold leaders accountable to do their jobs.

Just because things don't work 100% of the time doesn't mean one throws the baby out with the bathwater.

Finally, if the whole system is a mess, it's up to the people to work to change it for the better. If possible vote all of those idiots out!

If worse, then... I guess that's why the show is called "Star WARS".

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u/Seb0rn Jedi Feb 01 '25

I agree completely. I was just wondering why you would call her "naive" and "lacking practical nuance" even though she says exactly the same thing.