The Jedi Council should be Disbanded

I'd like to point out that my previous arguments regarding the Jedi Order was done in order to build a foundation for my future arguments. Before we begin, let's recap: The future Empire & the Jedi want the unity of the Council to remain the same as it's been for thousands of years. But aside from the intention of the Empire & the want of the Jedi to keep the Council intact, I'll go through the logical reasons why the Jedi Council should maintain it's form. (1) Religion: A religion requires an administrative body so that the Laws & the practices ordained by God are taught properly & supervised closely so that a correct guidance may be shared from the administrator(s) to the adherent(s). The Jedi Council is exactly that. They're democratically elected members from among the Jedi, who are deemed the most fit to lead the Order & supervise the necessary steps any Jedi should follow when he/she are problem solving. Here on Earth, structure is part of the foundation that makes us human. The parents both share a role as head of the household. Similarly, on a insect level, the Queen Bee is the head of the hive; on a animal level, the lead Wolf & his offspring are the head of the pack; & on a Divine level, God is the Head of all things. On a much broader scale, we have countries, tribes, universities, families, hospitals & so on, that all have structure in order to maintain command & prevent utter chaos. We must understand that each group that exists on Earth, has a ruling body so why would it be any different with the Jedi Council? If I were to agree with Pro then I would be agreeing with the elimination of the word "leadership" & the dismantling of a Council who's job is to maintain the unity of the Jedi family & implement the Order's teachings so that peace & stability may spread throughout the galaxy. Now that I have demonstrated the necessity of such a leadership, on Earth or otherwise, this leads into my next section. (2) Bounty Hunter vs Jedi: There is a clear & obvious difference between the 2 roles; while one collects bounty for his/her work, the latter views his/her work as his/her bounty. But what do I mean by this? Well, a bounty hunter is wired to think individually & solve a problem that will provide him/her with the greatest profit, therefore the amount of bounty he/she collects, rules their lives. For example, Jango Fett did the Jedi a service by providing his genetic make up in order to produce a Clone Army that will serve the needs of the Order, but he didn't do this for free. These things were done effectively but at a price that serve their individual needs, therefore the word unity or democracy does not exist in the mind of a Bounty Hunter; it's all me, me & again, me. The Jedi on the other hand, take steps that benefit the cause they serve, therefore they are not "free" to make their own decisions until they have consulted the guidance of the High Council, who is elected in the position with the authority to clarify the criteria of problem-solving if the questioning Jedi requires it. In conclusion, if the Council were to be disbanded & the Jedi free (as you put it) to act on their own accord & practice the Jedi Code on their own volition, they would be no different than the solitary bounty hunter who lives only to satisfy his/her needs. With access to the Force, a lightsaber, & the freedom to do what they will, they are more vulnerable to becoming Sith because they will undoubtedly generate their own unqualified & ignorant interpretations of what they believe is "appropriate" for any given moment. Therefore the Council's existence is very necessary for the maintenance & stability of the Jedi Order. (A) Now I will touch on the point my opponent brought up regarding Anakin & the Council's "failure" to see his potential. Just before the end of the Clone Wars, Palpatine forced the Jedi Masters to allow Anakin a seat on the Council. This was uneasily accepted by the Masters but they refused to grant him the rank of Master, regardless of his new seat. In the mean time, Palpatine manipulated Anakin by subtly saying that Council was not trustworthy & was plotting against him. Palpatine's manipulations were unintentionally & permanently planted in the mind of Anakin when the Council, through Obi-Wan, asked Anakin to spy on the Chancellor, something that Anakin felt was against the Jedi Code but was necessary given the disturbance the Masters felt. Note, that the position he was forced into was not earned therefore he did not have the right to intervene in the affairs of the Council but was more of an observer for the benefit of the Chancellor's supervision over the Council's every move. (B) "They insisted they knew everything, but they don't" When someone claims they know everything, that means that they have no more room for knowledge. As the Clone Wars progresses, they are learning new things & forced to adapt with the enemy's every move. They don't know everything but they know enough about Anakin's reputation to make inexperienced judgments & his inability to control his emotions, leading the Council to believe that he is not yet ready for the responsibilities a seat in the Council may hold. However this was overlooked & disregarded by the Chancellor, who forced the Council to accept Anakin in their circle. (C) "Jinn's interpretations & Anakin" My opponent says that Jinn is qualified to interpret the Jedi teachings & take Anakin as apprentice without the need of blessings. This is totally contradictory to the statement Obi-Wan makes in Ep. I when he says that Jinn could have been a member of the Jedi Council if he followed the Code. This statement shows us the attitude Jinn has towards the Order & regardless of his unqualified analysis of certain situations, he took a Padawan of his own, Obi-Wan. This shows us that Jinn didn't have the proper judgement to even be a Council member, let alone his ability to train a boy who is the Chosen One. (4) "The Council's blindness & arrogance eventually cause Anakin to fall into the Dark Side" False. It was not the blindness or the arrogance of the Council that dragged Anakin to the Dark Side but rather a succession of events that started from the manipulative remarks of the future Emperor & the death of Padme that lead him down that dark path. Palpatine made Anakin think that he was qualified enough to be a Master & the Council was discriminating him. Unfortunately, it was his evident immaturity & gullible nature that bought the suggestions of the Chancellor, which in turn molded Anakin into a pouty, lightsaber-wielding teenager who's constant whining about him being the Chosen One makes me believe that he is not ready at all to even assume the responsibilities of the title. The cherry on top in his final stage of transformation was his one question to Palpatine after his new identity as Lord Vader. He asked Palpatine "Is Padme alright? Is she safe?" & the Emperor simply "no because you killed her out of your anger". His loud yell proves the death of any good that existed in his mind, only to be fully replaced by anger & hatred. In conclusion, everything that is in existence has structure. From the Periodic table to the dinner table, everything in between & including those 2, has a sort of organization & without it, chaos is the only thing that will happen. Coming back to the Jedi & their beliefs, the Jedi Code is a set of rules that governs the behavior of the Jedi & explicitly commands them to not succumb to feelings of anger & animosity toward others. Anakin clearly missed this class in Jedi school & it was his childish, sponge-like mind that soaked up all the things the Emperor said about the Jedi. Face it, the Emperor could have said anything ridiculous & Anakin would have bought it. With the necessity of structure & the organization of power, this is proof enough that the Council, like anything else, must remain intact for the sake of the Galaxy. your turn :)