[ SECRET POST #4351 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4351 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Do people really not think that soldiers are incapable of disobeying their superior officers? That, for some reason, because they have a command structure they are incapable of realizing their superior officer is full of shit? Hell, the German military takes an oath to disobey immoral orders. I'd think getting everyone killed for no reason qualifies.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, getting everyone who follows you killed is a good reason for people to stop listening to you. It’s also a good reason to be demoted and for your superior officers to choose not to include you in their strategic meetings.

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing you say is wrong, it just doesn't obviate that Poe also had valid reasons to be concerned and Holdo did a bad job carrying out her plan on those grounds