The Galactic Republic is comprised of numerous systems, each represented in the Galactic Senate. Because of cultural, economical, or even religious differences however, the senators don't always agree eye-to-eye, often leaving important policies bound up in red tape. Democracy may have its merits, but one doesn't need to look far to see that corruption thrives even in the heart of the Galactic City, and it isn't hard to think that maybe the politicians just aren't doing what they were elected to do.

Meanwhile the Empire has displayed the efficiency of authority through its Moffs and Governors, bringing swift and decisive action and establishing the rule of law on conquered worlds. It may seem oppressive, and that whole bit about the Sith hierarchy may muddy things up for those not trained in the Force, but there's no harm in allowing your blue-sided character to think "what if?"

Does your character believe in democracy? Does he or she turn a blind eye to the shortcomings of the Republic, or do they actively pursue change? Do they occassionally look at the Empire and wonder if they're fighting for the wrong side? Tell us in today's Force Reflection!
Raziel Democracy is the worst form of Government ...except all the others.
Illyria My main character is a firm believer in democracy, and for citizens to have as much personal freedom as they can.
Flux Aiden believes in the necessity of Governing but he also believes in the necessity of undermining it too, and that's wha ...