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Sk8eM dUb
replied 2298d
Right, you completely missed the part when they find out that THE REBELS, the "good guys" were also involved with those people. The master codebreaker is clearly a good guy, he's there
replied 2290d
the actually master codebreaker or the one they end up with?
Sk8eM dUb
replied 2290d
Yeah, the actual codebreaker who they failed to hook up with was clearly a good guy and 100% immersed in the Canto Bight culture. Don't forget that Maz Kanata is a capitalist too.
replied 2277d
we barely see him but yes he looked like a good guy (& wearing white - purity). Maz is cool.
Sk8eM dUb
replied 2298d
If you take everything into account that is said on the subject in TLJ the message is clearly saying - "it's complicated" not "it's just business"
replied 2290d
Yes, Finn seeing the ship owner’s past deals tells the audience “it’s complicated” but showing the rich people as not caring tells the audience “it’s just business”
Sk8eM dUb
replied 2290d
And I don't think it was showing the rich people as not caring, I think it was showing them as blissfully ignorant (just as you may be if you we're to visit Las Vegas on vacation.
Sk8eM dUb
replied 2290d
So, as per the Shirkey principle: If your problem is national defense and the solution is my weapons business, I'll make sure you always have a problem with foreign invaders.
Sk8eM dUb
replied 2290d
I think this is one big thing that the Ancap types get wrong - capitalism doesn't make society moral. If there's a demand for weapons, someone will fill the demand.
replied 2277d
Yes, I understand capitalism will only provide what people want (good or bad). The issue is the representation is nearly always negative.
replied 2290d
yeah, this part I liked. "The introduction of the code breaker was a positive" mirrors kylo's light & Rey's dark sides developing. ie neither is wholly good or bad.