>"The Ability To Destroy a Planet is Insignificant Next to the Power of the Force"
>moving objects around with your hands and throwing them about is more significant than being able to destroy an entire fucking planet
>>61778410
>atheist faggots trying to understand anything
The force is eternal, the death star was not
>>61778410
The force is what binds the entire galaxy. You can destroy a planet but you can't destroy what controls the universe. It's not rocket surgery. Vader is saying that that power is nothing compared to god, essentially.
>someone using the force destroys the Death Star like 5 minutes later
yeah it's called foreshadowing anon.
>>61778443
>rocket surgery
>>61778410
I don't think he meant the literal, physical definition of power.
The force can destroy planets too. Naga Shadow destroyed a couple planets with sith magic.
More importantly, it can control people. People made the death star, minipulated by sith.
The Dark Side is more powerful than the death star, in the same way that the position of president of the united states is more powerful than a hand grenade.
>>61778566
>The force can destroy planets too. Naga Shadow destroyed a couple planets with sith magic.
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>>61778480
it's a meme you dip
>>61778410
>Deathstar gets blown up by someone using the force
>>61778410
> Steel isn't strong boy, flesh is stronger!
> What is steel, compared to the hand that wields it?
Maybe Op should contemplate this on the Tree of Woe.
>>61779498
this!
very nice
>>61778410
Ya when you can crash a star destroyer with just the force into a planet.
>>61778410
>>61779498
It's nice to see James agrees with himself.
>>61778410
Which one is stronger, the death star or one quadrillion midichlorians ?
>>61778410
The Empire has like a million of planets.
Blowing one of them up is the equivalent of burning a house in our society.
Being able to do magic tricks is more original.
>>61778480
Are you literally autistic?
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