Hey, you dug this hole for yourself.
“Goddess of creation”, yeah right. If there are pantheons of gods, they will ultimately end up disagreeing with each other.
Correct. He should’ve killed Aniken
Its the problem with having the ‘moral’ high ground
Oh, it definitely came from COD. I'd know.
Morality exists. Change my mind.
But then who would have killed Palpatine and helped destroy the second Death Star?
Would they have finshed the first one without him?
Yes.
No actual morality is petty.
Palpatine wouldn’t have had his figurehead and would’ve been present on the first Death Star in his stead.
(Even back when people said it was wrong to research stem cells?)
(People saying petty things in the name of morality isn’t morality.)
(I point this out because it was part of what i used to build my character at first)
Except neither Palpatine nor Vader were supposed to be on the Death Star in the first place. Vader was only there because his star destroyer was the one tasked with catching the rebels who had stolen the plans. And since the rebels weren't jedi any reasonable competent imperial captain and their crew could have caught the
I’d argue the butterfly effect dictates that we can’t actually know what would’ve gone down if Obi-Wan slew Aniken. All I know is that he left Aniken in misery, in massive pain, and alive, after all his crimes and history. He didn’t have the strength to do what needed to be done.
He was unarmed (literally) at that point, according to the Jedi code they can't strike down an unarmed opponent.
I didn’t know that. I assumed he was too weak to strike down his brother whom he loved, even if it was in Aniken’s best interests.
(Obi-Wan was an ass. He could have been so much of a better fighter, but he let his emotions get ahead of him.)
(He was, like, never emotional, what are you talking about? Remember “Hello there”? He only got emotional when he just had to pretty much kill his best friend and brother)