The Sith have a better and more realistic philosophy then the Jedi.

I want to address his speech point by point. Let me begin with his first point that the jedi: "It is true that the Jedi use no emotion and shun it as well. This however is not totally a flaw. The ability to shut down or ignore your emotions is something taught in our world today. Our world teaches to accept others despite differences. This enables a group of people to intellectual come to terms with each other rather than use you fear and hatred of people different that you to cause destruction. " You may say this, yet in my opinion it is the very nature of our emotions that allows us to have a moral compass. The sith embraced the fact that what they were doing in the short term was hurtful. In the long term they knew that when they seized power this would offer order and prosperity to those who are competent. It was the jedi who sociopathically murdered the sith in a literally pointless event know as the sith holocaust (. http://starwars.wikia.com...). The sith children, women and men were all murdered by the jedi. And what was this for, in the name of such a greater good? At least the sith admit that what they do is evil. What I am saying here, to make it clear, is that the jedi are hypocrites, while at least the sith do not lie to the universe and themselves. The jedi are just as bad. Emotion isn't to do with not accepting the differences of others. The jedi are very closed to any sort of disagreements. Evidence? Well they did try to assassinate the chancellor of the republic because he was a sith ACCORDING TO ONE JEDI. And even if he was a sith, did they really have the right to arrest him just for that? No. This was a coup. The jedi wanted to return to the times when they were the ones who were generals in the republic army and the chancellor was a jedi (before the Ruusan reformation) . They have always only sought power, but covered for it well. In fact it was due to the very close mindedness of the jedi that the initial splits within the jedi order emerged. When you read about the history of the jedi you will realize that exiles from the jedi order during the first great schism, were due mostly due to the actions of the jedi council who prohibited Xendor from studying certain force sensitive traditions. Yes, indeed, the jedi prevented him from expanding the jedi knowledge and setting up his own academy. The jedi are a cult. They created the later corrupted concept of the sith! Very intellectually open, are they not? The ultimate goal of the Jedi philosophy is to never let relationships, or emotions get in the way of doing what is right. In the Sith philosophy it says this "Peace is a lie. .. ", however this within itself is not true. Peace is not a lie, but merely a hopeful idea that binds people together to have courage to do what is right. -Peace is a lie was a statement by the sith. The jedi declared that one must accept oneself. The sith realized the conflict that would ever perpetuate itself in their minds. The conflict with yourself primarily. You can never be at peace with yourself if you are to be improving. In this way the sith are based broadly on the ideas of Nietzsche. You must see who you are and try to improve yourself. You cannot accept your flaws, but you must ever strive to improve them. This is a model for success in a society. This, and not the model accepted by the jedi of people forever helping each other. For the society to strive the weak must be at the bottom of it and the strong at the top, both intellectually and physically in the case of the military. We must have a process of selection. The sith realize this. As for emotions even the sith preached that they must not let them take over (for example Malgus killing his loved one when he realized she could mean his death). But you cannot absolutely reject them. That is unhealthy. Imagine developing in something if you have no passion, no love for it? Imagine never feeling anger, sadness, or happiness. He who is without experience must be without strength. Hence why the jedi does not teach self improvement. I have shown how the jedi is a hypocrite and how the sith ideology surpasses that of the jedi. You cannot constantly have a collectivist mentality, otherwise you forget the importance of the individual in the larger society. The truth is it is better to teach someone to fish than to give him a fish. The jedi want one the sith the other. Thank you, I look forward to hearing your further arguments.