If Disney Doesn't Like Nazi Comparisons, Maybe They Should Stop Acting Like Them

In 1997, when my mom got me the original Star Wars Trilogy for Christmas, I thought she was crazy.  I had never thought that nearly 25 years later, I would still be such a rabid fan.  I love anything any anything Star Wars, even the steaming piles of crap that the sequel trilogy turned out to be.  While Disney’s ownership of Lucasfilm has only spanned the last almost-decade, I have raised my two children, neither of whom have known a “pre-Disney” Star Wars universe, with characters like Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Mace Windu, Palpatine, Count Dooku, Luke, Leia, Han, and even Cara Dune.  My home has Star Wars stuff in every room, we watch Star Wars movies several times a month, and even made a special trip to Galaxy’s Edge in 2019.  I have said that The Mandalorian is some of the best Star Wars we have seen since the close of the original trilogy 38 years ago.  The story has been amazing, tying pieces of Star Wars lore together from a storyline that spans nearly three generations and introducing us to characters whom we have grown to love, even when Disney gives them names like Grogu.