Luke wanted to go to the imperial academy, Leia was a senator, and if I remember correctly, in legends canon (the only correct canon)Han actually was in the imperial academy for a while.
Everything after Disney buyout is fan fiction at best
In case of Luke it's understandable since it was about the only way to get out of that hellhole and beside he knew shit at the point (you can notice that he took what Obi Wan told him not very seriously and only seeing the corpses of his uncle and aunt he believed the Empire is shit). Also Owen tried to dissuade him all the time, and he couldn't really tell him the reason why so he did opposite by coming out as an old grumpy fart - the fact he really was an old grumpy fart even when he was young didn't helped too.
Leia was an Alderaniaan princes, that means she was raised in the turboliberalism, the fact she was later one of the most sensible people in SW speak volumes how much she did to overcome it.
Han was iirc heir of stupidly big fortune on Corellia which he dumped and never looked back because he wanted adventures. For comparison, that fortune and power he dumped was so huge that by mere virtue of belonging to the clan his stupid cousin Thrackan rose to galactic prominence even despite numerous fuckups, real Louis Bonaparte hours.
Also not everything post Disney is fan fiction, Saw Gerrera was the most canon rebel possible.
Luke wanted to go to the imperial academy, Leia was a senator, and if I remember correctly, in legends canon (the only correct canon)Han actually was in the imperial academy for a while.
such logical, mature take, related to real life timeline story
Leia was a senator, so she very much tried the inside reform route until the literal last possible moment when the entire Senate was disbanded. That's what led to her capture then, I believe:-).
Didn't they pretty much try?
Yeah they did
Tldr: When diplomacy failed then the rebellion went from small isolated cells to a large unified force.
There were still rebel cells doing their thing but they didn't really have a huge amount of support broadly until the empire started really cracking down on even the slightest of slights against them (like literally cracking down on people openly criticizing the empire).
Then the rebellion starting entering the mainstream as something that was taking place and the rebel cells started getting a lot of support.
Correction: they don't need to "join" the Empire. They mostly lived on worlds the Empire already annexed, controlled or owned. They are in the Empire. Luke worked as a farmer on an Empire world. Han was a criminal because of the Empire's laws. Leia was part of a former ruling base of the government the Empire became.
Thanks for the input!
"All right fellow rebels... now that we've all infiltrated the Empire by joining as Storm Troopers, it's time to enact our plan."
"Aim to miss, sir?"
"You're goddamn right."
They literally dressed up as stormtroopers!
That's less of a peaceful reform and more of a war crime.
It's a long time ago, in a galaxy far away. Geneva conventions and the laws of war didn't exist at the time.
Apparently not. I mean have you seen TCW?!?
Fun fact is that Star Wars was directly inspired by the Vietcong fighting US invasion during the Vietnam war
https://www.cbr.com/george-lucas-vietnam-war-star-wars-inspiration/
starwars is pretty garbage in my opinion
Splish splash your opinion is trash
I don't use twitter anymore so i am capable of caring about you're opinion
Define Star Wars. Cause the post-disney acquisition stuff. . . Ya. Hard agree.
i meant before and after the disney acquisition
That's literally how we ended Pinochet's regime in chile
