Bobba Fett Is NOT a Badass

Let me clear something up. While we are debating Boba, according to what we see in the movies, we cannot disregard what is implied or known outside of the movies. My opponent commits both errors in his reasoning.First, the fact that we do not see Boba Fett's previous kills/captures means nothing. We also didn't see Yoda's previous 900 years of existence, Darth Vader's hunt of the last of the jedi order, or Sidious removing the need for the senate through a long and (no doubt) infinitely slow process of political shifting. However, it is implied that these things did happen, and to assume they didn't because we don't see them on film is preposterous. According to the movies, Yoda still trained Jedi long before the events of the movies.Second, just because we are debating the movies, and not EU (Expanded Universe), doesn't mean we disregard the EU entirely. Can I bring up Boba's deeds after the events of the movies to support my arguments? No. But my opponent knows that Boba wasn't killed by the sarlaac, and the movie never says he was, so he can't use that as an argument.P1: Bounty HunterBoba Fett is clearly a bounty hunter of much prestige int he galaxy. Otherwise, Darth Vader would not have wasted his time hiring the mandalorian's services. My opponent must understand that Boba's past accomplishments still remain, because the movies establish them as a known precedent. I have explained how his point is invalid.P2: Last resortsBoba is a man who gets the job done. This is why Vader specifically spoke to him. Boba will follow the contract to the letter, but nothing more. If Vader hadn't specified that he wanted Han Solo alive, then Boba would've fulfilled his contract by disintegrating the smuggler instead. It's only the logical thing to do as a bounty hunter. In fact, it's Boba's reputation at getting most killings done thoroughly (what's more "dead" than disintegrated?) that earns him the extra command from the dark lord.P3: Cloud CityBoba Fett was hired to do exactly what he did. If you recall the video you brought up just before, about "no disintegrations", Vader emphasized the word find. Again, Boba Fett followed his orders to the letter. He fulfilled the contract, and then let Vader take it from there, as was their agreement. The only reason he even stayed was because he had yet another job that he was working.Also, if you realize, Boba Fett was there for backup in that situation. Boba was the silent death threat that prevented further action on the part of our dashing heroes. Why were they so scared of him? Because he's a bad-ss, that's why.P4: Jabba's PalaceI believe my opponent forgot Boba's actions as yet another "silent death threat". He even earned high praise from Jabba for his bravado in a hostile situation. Boba guaranteed that Princess Leia's corpse would hit the floor before that grenade went off. I do not have a clip, seeing as how it is not on youtube, ( :( ) but and Star Wars aficionado should have knowledge of this scene. Combined with the fact that Boba did not, in fact, die here, these events only boost Boba's legendary levels of awesomeness and bad-ssery.Now, since I've refuted/turned all my opponent's points, I will provide some Con Points to this argument.P1: Boba Fett is a walking arsenal.What screams intimidation more than a gun? A bigger gun.What screams intimidation more than a bigger gun? A flamethrower.What screams intimidation more than a flamethrower? A backpack missile!Who has all of these and more on him at all times? Boba Fett.http://www.bobafettfanclub.com...P2: The Mandalorian armor is the definition of bad-ss.Mandalorian armor, such as what Boba Fett wears, is intimidating, powerful, and tough.http://starwars.wikia.com...The blank and dark facemask pierces souls. The charred armor betrays a history of severe and intense conflicts, all of which Boba has survived. The wookie hair braids show an experienced hunter is udnerneath the suit. The tattered cape shows that you can shoot at Boba Fett, but he won't die. He's even got a jetpack! Mandalorians don't mess around. Why? Cause they're bad-asses. They mean business. Boba Fett is a fine example of this.P3: Slave IBoba Fett is the bad-ss owner of a bad-ss ship, the Slave I.Just how bad-ss is it? Check it out.http://www.youtube.com...Sadly, the audio in that clip is unavailable. However, it is not needed to prove my point. The ship's bad-ssery only proves that Boba is that much more of a bad-ss.For all these reasons, and many more I could offer, Boba Fett is a bad-ss.Your move, Pro. May the force be with you.