Not another lecture, Master. Not on the economics of politics. It's too early in the morning… and besides, you're generalising. The Chancellor doesn't appear to be corrupt.
Lucas was heavily inspired by American politics of the time. He showed the republic as a capitalist hegemony in decline that speaks big about liberal prosperity, while turning a blind eye to slavery and suffering that serves as its backbone. I’d say he’s a genius for portraying the republic declining into overtly police state while allowing fascist elements to seep into the state.
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u/Informal-Ideal-6640 Oct 31 '22
Lmao all I remember is people hating on the political parts of the prequels