Defenders of TLJ claim it has an important message...

Rating: 1/10 (9 January 2018)

... but what exactely is the message? It is lost on me.
That women are strong leaders? They only seemed to be strong in the movie, because all male characters were portrayed as clowns, incompetent or conflicted. And where did this leadership lead? To get everyone killed who wasn't within the safety bubble of characters needed for the next episode. It's not a good message to me about female strengths. Leia always came accross as strong female lead, without having to portray the male characters in such a sexist way.
That the force is for everyone? You don't have to have any training or talent (by ancestry)? I liked the original message better, that you can master the force (and therefore achieve anything) by hard work/training and self discipline.
That there are always people who profit from war and get rich? We don't need to be told as much... we can just look at the real world and its wars.
Then this strange message about "not killing the ones you hate in a war, but saving the ones you love"? So self-sacrifice to save exactly the ones you love (exactely what Finn was doing in this moment) is not ok and is undermined by some girly crush on the hero? But it was ok just minutes before in the movie, when it was done by a woman? Which besides could have been achieved by a droid or should at least have been executed by a character with some weight, e.g., Ackbar or Leia.
During the whole movie I could feel the writers' urge to transport some "weighty messages" but I don't see, where the movie actually succeeds in transporting them in any meaningful sense.