Star wars - On balance the jedi are evil

"At an end your rule is, and not short enough it was." -Yoda, Episode III From my opponent's view, the Jedi are evil, but I'm gonna prove he's lost. The Instigator says I can argue in this round, and pass the 5th, so okay. Also, I'm only going to be using the 7 (soon to be 8) Star Wars saga movies, and if I need to The Clone Wars and Rogue One. I don't really read the books, but most of them are Legends anyway. Even so the movies give plenty of evidence that the Jedi are the guardians of peace in the galaxy. The Jedi Order was formed long ago, I'm not sure of the exact BBY date, but I don't think it ever says in the movies. They've been around for ages though. Why were they created? To instill peace throughout the galaxy through their supernatural ability to use the force. It's important to point out that the Jedi Order only supports using the Light Side of the force, and Jedi who use the Dark Side are breaking the rules of the Order. Jedi are after all human (or alien), the point is that they are not God (or in the Star Wars series, God is basically the Force.), and thus not perfect. From time to time Jedi have used the Dark Side of the Force, and in this way, I think a group of 4 Jedi broke away from the Order and formed a new group of Force users called the Sith. The Sith are the opposites of Jedi. Sure, they use a lightsaber, dress in robes and use the force, but their motives are entirely different. The Sith use the Force to gain power and galaxy domination, and they are willing to kill or harm anything to get what they want. There powers are mainly used for attack and war. On the other hand, Jedi use their powers for defense and peace. Yoda says in Episode V, "A Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack." [1]. He also says "Adventure...heh... excitement...heh... a Jedi craves not these things. You are WRECKLESS." [1] Clearly the Jedi want not excitement, but peace, and Luke Skywalker wanting the contrary is an attribute to the Sith. Anakin Skywalker was definitely one of the most famous and prominent Jedi, and he turned to the dark side. You cite him saying that from his point of view, the Jedi or evil. Although people have different points of view about good or evil, it's meaningless. People or things are either good, evil, or neutral. Someone may think differently, but the facts can be established. Anakin thinks differently, but Obi-Wan on Mustafar points out that he is lost. Here's why: The Jedi fight for those who can't fight for themselves and for what is right. On Episode I, Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan go to Naboo to settle a trade agreement. They do not turn to their lightsabers immediately as the Sith would, but only draw their swords when Battle Droids attack them. In Episode II, the Clone Wars start. While Jedi are usually opposed to war (Yoda even says that the war is not a victory, and he dreads the idea of the Clone Wars), they act as generals FOR THE GOOD SIDE. After all, it is a defensive war against the Separatists, who started it. Sure, many horrible acts have been done by the Jedi in the war, like Mace Windu killing Jango Fett and Anakin beheading Count Dooku. However, we can see that Mace Windu showed regret on killing Jango, knowing he should've just dismantled him, and Anakin points out that "It wasn't the Jedi way." So although he is a Jedi, killing Dooku was against the Jedi Order. The same thing with Mace Windu trying to kill Sideous... Anakin says he must stand trial according to the laws of the Republic and Jedi. In Episode 4, Obi Wan aids Luke through the force to destroy the Death Star, a weapon that could destroy planets. In Episode 6, Luke, a full-fledged Jedi, acknowledges the Jedi way and does not kill Darth Vader. In Episode 7, Rey, and up-and-coming Jedi, helps in the battle to destroy Starkiller Base. All the acts that I've just cited in this long paragraph demonstrate the Jedi's willingness to fight for the good side, and it points out times when they killed in direct opposition of the Order. Now turning to the Sith, the opposites of Jedi, Sideous ordered many Gungans to die (which I am honestly OK with), and He also held Naboo under military control. In episode 2, Count Dooku and Palpatine orchestrate the Clone Wars to instill war in the galaxy. In Episode 3, Darth Vader kills numerous Jedi and younglings, as he is seduced by evil. In Episode 4, the Empire under leader from Sith Lords destroy Alderaan. In V, they take over Cloud City, and in 6, they build a new super weapon to destroy even more innocent lives. Clearly the Sith are not on the good side. In essence, although the Jedi have unlawfully murdered villains who should've been taken prisoner, on balance they fight for peace and tranquility, choosing to negotiate before fight. In the end of Episode 6, Anakin and Luke restore peace to the galaxy, and in Episode 7-8, Rey (or maybe Luke) "The Last Jedi", fight against the evil First Order. (Note to readers: I only have one source listed, but I guarantee you that all my listed info is legitimate. Look up anything and you'll see it's correct. The only reason I didn't source things a lot is because, well, for one, it's against the rules, and also to Star Wars fans, the people who are most probably reading this, it's common knowledge.) Sources: 1.http://www.starwars.com...