My daughter used the word “triggered” around me once. As a veteran, I took issue and told her what I saw in the Balkans as the result of ethnic cleansing. THAT was triggering. She hasn’t used it since.

“I cancelled Disney Plus since the show glorified violence.” Who would guess a series called Star *Wars* would have some sort of violence.

“This is a grown man with children” To be fair. They’re likely really not *his* kids

I’m a former firefighter… I’ve seen some shit but what really actually haunts my dreams to this day is seeing the absolute carnage and devastation on the families faces. The people who are actually devastated by those events are most likely not pissed or even aware this show exists right now. Their worlds are all way more tragically effected that a fake show isn’t even on their radar and to even pretend like you can associate with their pain is fucking insulting

You know, as a guy born in the middle of the war in Bosnia and who lived through the aftermath of it, I cannot even begin to describe the disgust when I see people like this who are "traumatized". As if human pain and suffering needs to be trivialized by oversized children

Imagine turning on a show in a franchise with “wars” in the name and getting upset about violence. Lmao

No one's allowed to write tragic stories anymore, everything needs to be sunshine and rainbows. These people have experienced no hardships in their lives to get offended by this.

That opening scene was tragic yet impactful. Because it showed just how much order 66 affected the Jedi order. It’s funny how they were totally fine with Anikan’s tragic downfall in the recap, but as soon as a teacher is gunned down, they start freaking out

Nah, the only thing that upset me was the homeless veteran clone. Homie gave everything for the galaxy, only for him to end up on the streets. It was a moment of cinematic masterpiece but an emotional rollercoaster for fans of the clone wars.

Literally everyone one of these people in these tweets are just farming likes. None of them felt anything nor cried. They just want those delicious moral likes.

So i was born in 88 in Yugoslavia (I'm a Croat), war broke out when i was 3, both of my uncles served and both returned with PTSD. They don't really ever talk much about that time, and they both cope in their own way. I don't remember much from this time, couple of vivid memories of my mother waking me during air raid sirens carrying me to basement and hiding there until explosions stopped. Luckily we didn't lose a family member at the time, but overall recovery (countrywise) in the aftermath of the war was long an ardous. I never really understood or could imagine what my parents/family went through until i grew up and had a child of my own, even now i can barely imagine it, and I've done some imagining since invasion of Ukraine started (playing what if scenarios in my head), it just gets my respect and admiration for my family to a new level. Then you have these sheltered fragile adult babies in America getting "triggered" by a violent scene in a sci-fi TV show and then whining on Twitter about it.... Stfu and be happy you lead uneventful lives where your biggest problem is what you will have for dinner. Srsly i would put them all on a plane to Mariupol and just have them live there for a week in a ruin. Then return them home and ask if they still feel "triggered" by a pg13 show.

Yesterday I saw a frog eat a fly, I had to sit down from the horror I witnessed and contemplate on how to fix these disgusting acts.

As someone who endured *actual* abuse as a child, these people saying a TV show "traumatized" them make me want to vomit.

Whenever I see pronouns in somebody's bio, I automatically assume they're mentally ill and don't take them seriously. Too bad this society chooses to pamper them.

I think they triggered to the fact that the teachers in the temple have weapons, and they actually tried to defend the children from the attackers, which is something they would never allow us to see in real world.

These people have likely never endured anything traumatic in their lives, seeing how easily they throw the term "traumatized" around. As for the show, Kathleen Kennedy has her hands all over this. They already tried to prep the black actress playing the Inquisitor about ignoring "toxic, racist Star wars fans" criticizing her character, as if Star Wars fans disliked Lando and Mace Windu.

How dare they use the word "Trigger" so soon after recent events involving the pulling of a trigger. I am offended by their offense.

All those "triggered" should consult a mental health counsellor, identify their mental health issues and act accordingly. Their mental health triggers are for them to avoid not for others to censor.

These 'trigger warning tweets' are disgusting. I have seen my sister die, same as my dad, and I have suffered from PTSS since, and I had to see so much people die in movies and series in similair fashion. What insanity is it to try and protect everyone from exposure to things that can 'trigger'? It's not nice if it affects you personally and yes some things can 'trigger' traumatic memories or flashes of events, they still do with me but to try and protect everyone from that by bashing a decision to air a series because of events days prior? I don't give a damn about Disney but I do get tired of people feeding of trauma, thinking they're saving the world on Twitter whilst only caring about looking good in the eyes of a certain audience.

I love how according to these people whenever there is violence in movies/TV it’s always glorified. There’s no such thing as subtlety or context with these people. “We shouldn’t show anything bad because someone will take it as bad”

Remember when viewer discretion meant the show wasn't meant for kids.....but now we need it for adults? Sigh Americans

Kenobi is proof why more and more people need to see Top Gun: Maverick. A movie made by people who love, care and respect what came before.

11:00 I find it absurd that they put the content warning above the photosensitive warning. People who might get their fee fees hurt are so much more important than people who could have a seizure and ACTUALLY be injured by viewing

I DO NOT wish I could live in a world where I had to manufacture my own stress and trauma. It seems like a horrible place to exist; people are perpetually horrified by life.

"Glorifying violence" Yup, because everyone who watched that scene thought "those guys trying to kill kids are pretty cool".

They weren't stormtroopers, the jedi temple is not just a school and it wasn't only young lings that were killed. I guarantee most of these people aren't even fans.

Imagine there being violence in star WARS. We're doomed

Never pander to these people, mock them at every turn. Any attention, any flake of power and they turn into monsters and tyrants.

You know what triggers me? Seeing how pathologically weak we've made ourselves.

Me a refugee from the Sudanese wars: "This is what the west worries about?" Everyone in my family couldn't be any more grateful for getting citizenship in Canada/UK/US ... but this is what some people complain about? Multiple billions of men, women and children around the world suffering unimaginable atrocities and THIS is something people feel the need to complain about? I'm done.

I love that Disney gets stuck in lose-lose situations.

"adults acting like kids now..." Nailed it.

I was offered a "trigger warning" once and I bitched them out for assuming I was so fragile that I, an adult, needed to be shielded from content because it might "trigger" me. That's so insulting.

One of the few brutal moments in Star Wars finally being seen. > Requires a trigger warning because we now live in a world of weakness 🎩 🐍no step on Snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰

Everytime I see these types of "outrages", I worry about our future. If it's this bad and ridiculous now, imagine how it will be like after these people raise kids to be just as unhinged and out of touch.

Well, they've equated being upset or disturbed with being virtuous and how could they pass up an opportunity to rope in current events and political overtones with another trending topic? This is what they do. They find anything popular or current - anything enjoyed by lots of people and find a way to politicize it and then demonstrate to the world that _they_ called it out.

“This scene hit me too hard” it’s supposed to hit you hard, it’s the fall of the Jedi, guardians of the peace are being murdered in what is supposed to be the safest place for them, murdered by their own troopers, Order 66 is supposed to be a heart wrenching scene

I remember a time when we put people that couldn't disassociate fantasy from reality in padded rooms. Maybe we need to reestablish some of those asylums

"I had to stop and literally sob" Gundam I had to stop and literally laugh out loud. Thank you Papa Gundam!

Imagine out of the 20 million species in the galaxy, they hired these clowns to run their social media accounts.

Being triggered or offended or otherwise "harmed" is what gives the lifes of these people meaning. It's about them. They don't give a flying f... about dead kids, jedi or real.

Guess Kenobi had the high ground yet again.

Went to war, seen my fair share of violence. The most traumatic part of obi wan is what Disney has done to starwars lore.

"I am upset" which translate to "Thank you for this opportunity to virtue signal on twitter"

If you're incapable of taking your mind off of real world events and you're constantly drawing even the smallest of parallels to them in every bit of entertainment you watch, you're a joyless human being.

They complain about the order 66 scene but won't complain about the homeless veteran clone? Disgusting double standards

5:35 Kim not realizing "trigger warning" was a phrase invented to tease people exactly like her tickles me.

How do these people exist in real life? Bad shit happens every day with 0 trigger warnings

Honestly that Order 66 scene was quite tame compared to the one shown in EP3, if they went all out with it the meltdown would have been even larger.

"My Kids love Disney plus but i am too much of a p***y to handle the new star wars so i am going to cancel disney plus for my own sake and ruin my kids happiness" is what that message said to me.

.... aren't these the same people that believe in abortions at any time during a pregnancy?.... but suddenly a clone trooper threatening Jedi children is triggering?.....

I just saw the scene they are talking about and if these people were truly triggered they need to be in a mental institution. Seriously. It’s the most non consequential scene I’ve ever watched. None of the kids are injured at all. These people are whacked on internet points and hormones.

Well of course it triggers “progressive twitter” these lunatics are never satisfied.

The fact people are so thin skinned and soft really does prove how and why we have so many kids snapping and then causing harm to large groups of people. This will only get worse until the root cause of it is addressed. At this point we're essentially guaranteeing it happens more. Things like this didn't happen in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s. Then it happened a couple times in the 90s. Then it went up drastically from there, despite access to them always being there. At that point we have to ask "What changed?" Of course all it takes is someone with eyes and the bare minimum amount of common sense to see.

As someone who has seen a gun pulled on his mother, had one pulled on me, and was actually shot at... No trigger you fucking marshmallows! Fire works and sudden loud noises on the other hand...

Isn't the a name for the condition where one is constantly in a state of being triggered? Whatever it may be, these people suffer from it.

The most "triggering" part of that scene is that the younglings had an armed teacher that was trained and willing to defend them even unto his death. That's why progressive twitter is melting down. Could you imagine if public school employees were armed, trained, and prepared to save the children in their charge?

I love how Twitter pretty much runs the world now, that all these big corporations think that 100% of what they see on Twitter reflects the world outside.

Someone had a clockwork orange profile picture, yet this was more traumatizing.

I saw "Saving Private Ryan" on release and had no knowledge of that opening scene, you know I had nothing but respect for Steven Spielberg

For someone who literally grew up in Iraq during the US invasion, the only thing that's "Triggering" are these adult children crying over a literal sci-fi tv show

tbh speaking generally its really vile how people online have turned the national tragedy into something about THEM and THEIR feelings. So you cant speak on anything because it isnt "your identity and lived experience" but these same people are making this horrific event all about them as if they're actually hurt by it. I'm not the families, I'm not the community, I'm not friends to the victim, I can feel however I want about it, but my feelings arent as important as the people who suffered. I understand that emotions online are high but if you cant watch a tv show with actors and actresses acting without acting like you have "pstd" based off an event you and yours werent remotely involved in then you're either lying or napkin weak.

These are the people that act like they achieved something when they were handed participation trophies. Smh 🤦‍♂️

I never even had that connection, I was actually just pissed off disney implied that younglings could escape that slaughter, like get back there the youngling slayer 9000 hasn’t had his way with you yet

"I’ve felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of SJWs were complaining about something stupid and were suddenly given a pedestal to whine about it for weeks on end. I feel something terrible has happened."

Imagine if they showed Anakin actually killing those children at the beginning of the first episode💀💀💀 You already know people and Twitter would’ve been like “Oh YoU sHoUlDvE cUt It FrOm ThE sHoW aFtEr WhAt HaPpEnEd In TeXaS”

These so called Adult Children should worry about themselves and quit interfering with other peoples lives.

Also I can’t imagine referring to blasters and light sabers from the Star Wars universe as guns hahaha

The fact we need trigger warnings tells you precisely how soft we've gotten. People also need to remember that Twitter is NOT real life. Treat it accordingly and toughen up.

It's so funny to see the people that Disney pandered too have turned against them at every turn. And they are the only fanbase they have left. Finally a tiny bit of justice in the world.

So are we getting close to films and programs having to warn people that their favourite colour is not in the film/program??! These idiots wake up wanting to be offended! Gundam your a star. Stay safe and Strong Decent People. Cheer's 🇬🇧

They're all wannabe victims

One of the most iconic and well known tragedies in Star Wars lore gets depicted in a way where some of the children actually survive, and people still think it's too much? Trigger warning happened when episode 3 released ages ago.

Everyone who's a real star wars fan should understand that order 66 is an important part of the story and should not be surprised if a series connects back to Order 66. If these people are so surprised about what they saw, I'd say that these people are not actually true star wars fans who know the lore.

Hahaha .. This reminds me of being in Primary School and a small tragedy happening and so everyone wants to be apart of the thing, so the acting and performances begin. I think it's like an emo mob mentality dopamine hit effect.

You know what’s DUMB???!!! They DID now put a warning at the start of the last episode because Reva has flashbacks again.

Remember everyone, THIS is the audience that Disney and KK wanted. I don't feel any sympathy for Disney at all.

What my dad told me before he died stuck with me, and I believe is very relavant here - There are people who go through their lives being passengers. Nothing ever happens to them, they are spectating, and some of them desperately need to feel relevant, and will do anything to become relevant even for a few seconds.

Interesting how they are moved to tears by the prospect of armed teachers defending their students. lol

As someone who was born in Eastern Europe, lived dirt poor under Soviet Union fist and escaped, saw my uncle and cousins been taken by stasi, they don't have a clue about what is like to be "triggered"

Even if you were in a school shooting, if that “triggered” you, you need more help. Unless that school shooting involved lightsabers and blasters, while you ran away in a mushroom hat.

How do these human jellyfish get through day to day life when they have a breakdown at the mere idea of something terrible? Imagine getting yourself worked up into that kind of a mess over absolutely everything 🤔

I feel bad about what happened, but I did not even make that correlation myself.

They have PTSD from a tragedy that they didn't experience - only heard of in the news. They seem so fragile.

" In spite of everything thing you've done for them, eventually they will hate you. Why bother? " - Green Goblin On a serious note as much as i like seeing Disney catching flak, the mob once again has it all wrong

The thing I find hilarious is that Disney has positioned themselves as the uber-woke company now, which means they have to live up to the ideals of these kinds of ridiculous people. So, they can complain, and we can complain. For once, Disney can truly bring us all together and ridicule them for not living up to their own "standards". Except we'll just be laughing the entire time :)

3:55 Lo! "You didn't save the French" needs to be a rallying cry! An expression that future generations will ask their parents "why do people say "you didn't save the French?" Who saved the French?" And the parent will be taken aback, and hold back tears while they recall the tales passed down to them by their grandparents, of the Great Meme Wars that went from ~2016 (I myself trace the "first shot" back to Adria Richards, the "dongle lady," which was 2013, but back then the psychosis wasn't quite pathological) to whenever the hell they end, and explain that the phrase "you didn't save the French" became a through-line which people used to quickly dismiss the alleged victimhood of people infected with a mysterious mind virus.

I refuse to believe this many people are actually this emotionally frail that a scene in a show that has nothing to do with real world events could reduce them to such a blubbering ball of emotions they're struggling to not vomit from having viewed it. I refuse to believe people like that truly exist en masse.

"It's like adults act like little kids now." Me: honestly kids wouldn't even be offended by this. In fact I think kids might be more offended by the adults acting like this (especially the kids of the parent that cancelled their Disney+.)

Apparently these people didn't watch revenge of the sith more then 10 years ago. The scene implied Vader sliced the younglings down. It's cannon.

Is this why Netflix had a "warning"?

I was on the other side of a door, about to enter, not 6 feet from my mom when she shot and killed herself. I went in to find her deceased body, with details I won’t share, and while I can be a little sensitive to content with blood/suicide now, I just look away, and I’m generally fine. I don’t have expectations of anyone (except maybe friends and family, and again that’s maybe) to be sensitive and/or coddle me.

"Disney also made the mistake of thinking that people would be adult enough to distinguish the difference between reality and a sci-fi space fantasy show" Well to be fair, they’ve spent years cultivating an audience that isn’t so that’s genuinely on them lmao

Imagine how they react when someone changes the brand of toilet paper in there house. If a toddler acted like this back in the 70's the parents would have taken steps to toughen the kid up because life can be rough and you aren't doing the kid a favor by letting them be weak. These people think it's a virtue to wallow in their weakness and victimhood. It's pathetic. This is where helicopter parents, participation trophies and safe spaces have gotten us.

Was there a bunch of younglings gunned down by stormtroopers in Uvalde, TX?! Wild.

"I care so much!! I'm such a gentle, kind, understanding and caring soul. I just understand and feel all the feels of the world. Tell me I'm good, tell me, tell me I'm good."

You know it's bad when Gundam has to defend Disney

Imagine if they made a Star Wars show where people actually die and stormtroopers are competent. Not only would it set the tone of the series in a different direction but it would have more weight and meaning…except that will never happen because Disney

@6:08 Sweet. YES!! "Efukt viewer spotted. I suggest we promote him, sir. His power is... dangerous."

Texas School Massacre was mimicked scene by scene in a Disney Plus show, starring an OBGYN physician Dr E McGregor.