Hey guys! 21 here to blog about the many topics of the Star Wars Universe!

If you're an Imperial Officer, either working as a technition, an Imperial Stormtrooper, or an Adimiral aboard a Star Destroyer, you put your life at risk for joining the Empire. If you screw up, your dead by the grasp of Vader's Force choke, or the shot of an Admiral's blaster pistol. Failure in the Empire is death.

So why did few join the Rebellion, while hundreds joined the Empire?

I mean, who could work for an organization that does not tolerate any means of failure, because really, we all make mistakes, no matter how hard we try not to, we do. And if you're a part of the Empire you're bound to make a mistake, and mistakes equal death. So why not join the Rebellion, where mistakes can happen and you'll only be told to not make it again. Why not join the Rebellion where you can be accepted and a part of something good?

Because lets face it. All the Imperial officers knew they we're working for the bad guys. And bad guys show no mercy.

How can normal people join the Empire where they know that it is governed by Sith Lords who don't tolerate mistakes (even though we all make them)?
I'd rather risk being killed in battle with the Rebellion, than being killed with the Empire by just making a little mistake.


What do you think?
21, out.