Palpatine's Greatest Teachings| An Examination of Ultimate Power



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29 thoughts on “Palpatine's Greatest Teachings| An Examination of Ultimate Power”

  1. Long time viewer recent subscriber sorry about that I thought I was subscribed ๐Ÿ˜ก I do have a question though would the dark side allow for two entities like Sidious and Valkorion to exist at the same time? It seems like the dark side is a bit different since the rule of two and it just got me thinking. Sorry if this is a dumb question ๐Ÿ˜ก

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  2. Thank you so much for this video on the compendium your videos lately on the Sith and the old Sith stuff is fascinating and awesome. Keep it up bro.๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

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  3. This is very disturbing. But interesting. All evil aside I would read his book. Part about weaklings is really disturbing. Real egomania. It's worse than Mein Kampf. This is pure darkness. Complete Sith. Sith'ari. I would use my powers exact opposite of him. And the Sith. May the Force be with you too๐Ÿ˜Š

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  4. Whatโ€™s ironic about it is that he did want Anakin too reach his full potential but after his lost on mustafar he deemed him a failure and thereafter deemed himself the rightful heir too the sith and the ultimate culmination of Banes rule of two.

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  5. "Peace is a lie" may be the most misunderstood line in all of Star Wars. People all-too-often believe that the absince of peace means war and chaos, but that is the absince of calm, not peace. Even in a calm, quiet and reserved library or a well structured and governed senate where everyone follows the established order there is no peace. Therw are conflicting ideas, warring perspectives, contradictory ideologies all vying for acceptance and dominance.

    Ironically, "peace is a lie" should really make the Sith democratic as a true democracy is an arena that gives all ideas a chance with the strongest rising to the top and winning over the majority.

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  6. I wonder what Marka Ragnos an Darth Bane would think of how Palpatine on his way of how he created the sith. Even on how he changed the rule of two to the rule of one. Would they disapprove on how Palpatine empire was an how it failed so quickly.

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  7. My view is that Sidious, at least in the movies, didn't really understand sith philosophy much at all. If you read the code, the goal is breaking binding chains and freedom. Seemed Emperor got caught up too much in the power and victory and missed the idea. Skulking around in the dark, little to no communication with outside, seemingly drab life. Appeared more bound and enslaved by his ambition than achieving what sith philosophy really wants. But it's understandable that, for entertainment purposes, you don't want a deep thinking, searching for freedom bad guy.

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