The Jedi Council should be Disbanded

Let's begin. .. Stability. .. I'll let that word sink in a little. Why you ask? Because the Jedi Order is founded on the principle of stability in a universe filled with turmoil. But let's take a closer look. 1) For this section, I will be presenting my argument from the point of view of the future Galactic Empire: The Jedi Order tries it's best to keep away from the inner politics of the Senate, but you and I know that the Order could be disbanded at any point if the Senate decides. The only reason (according to the movies) they are still in existence is because of 2 reasons: (1) Mace Windu tells us in Ep. III that, "The Jedi still have friends in the Senate" and (2) the infamous Order 66. Yoda makes it very clear that the Senate is in control of the Council but not the Jedi individually. So with this statement that Yoda makes, it becomes very clear that the title of this debate is a doable option but if it truly was disbanded, it would have completely ruined the plans of Chancellor/Emperor Palpatine, which was to keep them all under one roof then storm in and kill them all in one go. If the Council was disbanded, that would have been quite costly and time consuming to find the Jedi and exterminate them one by one. In Ep. III, the conversation between Yoda and Mace Windu sheds light on the growing suspicion among the Jedi towards the Chancellors choice to sign an amendment, giving him full power over the Council's actions. Yoda is unclear on the existence of this amendment and is evidently upset when he says that the Jedi don't simply follow orders. Windu reinforces the Masters' suspicions by stating that "I don't think he intends to control the Jedi, but by placing the Jedi under the control of the Office of the Supreme Chancellor, this amendment will give him constitutional authority to disband the Order itself. " After all that talk, they finally come to a conclusion that the Chancellor is surrounded by the dark side of the Force. However their conclusion was decided on 2 episodes too late, and the Order 66 was on their doorstep. In conclusion, the dissolution of the Jedi Order would make no sense, considering the plans Palpatine had for the Jedi. With the Order disbanded, it would be much harder to track the Jedi down because they will no longer have structure so they will disperse throughout the galaxy. Therefore the Jedi Order must be kept. 2) In this section, I will be presenting my argument from the point of view of the Jedi Order. I mentioned above the word stability, and I hope that you understand why I mentioned it but I will explain regardless. Just like any religious organization, the peacekeeping nature of the Jedi Order had a very sophisticated structure that maintained galactic peace for thousands of years. . They abide by the Jedi Code, which was a set of rules that governed the behavior of the Jedi and explicitly commanded them to not succumb to feelings of anger and animosity toward other species. This in turn would help them resist fear and prevent them from embracing the Dark Side of the Force. Also similar to religions here on Earth (i. e. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Baha'i Faith etc. . ), they had places of worship called Temples which was a place to reinvigorate their Jedi spirit and align them with their true purpose. So with all this brief overview of the Jedi Order's approach to the maintenance of peace, removing them from their positions would be an act of discrimination and just like any religion that is oppressed here on Earth, they would be part of that category but on a Galactic scale. In conclusion, the Jedi Order's existence is a proof that there is good that can be done if lifeforms truly abide by the law of peace. The Sith seek to disband it and exterminate all remaining Jedi so that chaos may consume the Galaxy. Not cool at all. Your turn :)