Kajidic

Kajidic is the name of a Hutt philosophy which guided some of the great Hutt thinkers in their daily life and politics. The Huttese word is said to literally mean "Somebody's got to have it, why not us?" 
Kajidic is also a loose Hutt term for an "association" among particularly ardent followers of the philosophy, who bound themselves to each other in a kind of loyalty. Hutts organized in a Kajidic would stand allied first against non-Hutts outside of the Kajidic, second against Hutts outside of their Kajidic, and only third against Hutts within their Kajidic.
Known followers of this philosophy:
Marbo the Hutt
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