I think there's a certain amount of complaining about the direction of the Star Wars canon under Disney

that's fair, not all of these complaints are equal. Disney's acquisition of this series took

Star Wars complaints in an entirely new direction, I think, from these older Lucas ones. This is

especially because the Lucas directed prequels were released quite a while ago at this point,

being the films I grew up on, for instance. And the amount of people wildly nostalgic for Star Wars

is now subsequently increased in number and it holds a much larger variety of demands and opinions

about the series. I, for instance, really like the prequels while a lot of older Star Wars

nostalgic fans hate them. This means that this new trilogy, especially given the fact that it's

being produced by Disney, is probably not going to please quite a few people. The particular

group of angry nerds obsessed with the sequel series I'll be analyzing today, or I will call

the anti-SJW crowd. These group of people are essentially mad that the new Star Wars series

made it woke, because of Disney's corporate managing and pandering to political correctness,

subsequently rooting the new series and destroying these people's childhood and whichever

Freudian imagery of belesting them or whatever, etc. Newturing them, all this. This backlash began,

as far as I'm aware, on a large scale following the announcement trailer for Star Wars The Force

Awakens, or Episode 7. This was the first major Star Wars movie in a very long time since the

prequels, and the first one made under the purview of Disney, with director JJ Abrams coming in

to make the film. Notably, George Lucas had a much more limited role in the series than before

he sold Lucasfilm to Disney. As we saw before, Star Wars fans are very fragile about their precious

franchise, and so these big changes to production made them quite nervous. It also didn't help that

this general anxiety is mixed in with the fact that a pretty solid portion of the Star Wars fandom

are older white guys. So, anxiety about a changing society where marginalized people are getting more

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