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At 5:32 you are right in assuming that Lightsabers are valuable in Star Wars as they are the Jedi's symbolic weapon. Grievous takes Lightsabers from Jedi he's killed over the years

If we counted everything in The Clone Wars this video would be 2 hours Also Anakin's 500 Warcrimes

Anakin would be his own multi part series

But he didn't count them

Imagine trying Grievous for all the war crimes he committed in Legends continuity instead

@@Cody357 that's multiple TV show seasons to go through when he obviously does mainly movies

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probably just exorbitant amounts of property damage

I would love that.

@et3182, he’s also committed kidnapping (he kidnapped a handsome movie star to test the Ugly-Inator which would also be illegal human experimentation) and stealing every lawn gnome in the Tri-State Area is still grand larceny and I suspect freezing the Tri-State Area to get everyone to buy his hot chocolate that he secretly dosed with addictive substances to make himself rich would be a lot of crimes. And the Make up Your Mind Inator was supposed to “destroy anyone who can’t make up their mind” so I suspect that there are more crimes than just property damage (though most of them would have attempted in front of their names.)

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Lmao XD

It's ridiculous. He wasn't merely being reckless- he was totally aiming for Anakin.

Neather did I

​@@jonathancampbell5231I think what he meant was he didn't consider that he could have hit other people

Yea i noticed that too, continuity error cuz of the promotional ad.

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Overall, he’s got 27 life sentences, in addition to his other charges, considering his current life sentence amount doesn’t count the 17 people he attempted to murder.

It did

It did

Then again, he is the Senate so he's technically only destroying his own property

Bro

Technically he was defending himself

The Jedi are technically separate from the government until the clone wars, so this wouldn't apply to Maul but would apply to Palpatine.

@@the_other_cartographer6945 The Jedi are an organization so I’m not sure if it counts as Genocide

Most the time its still just War Tactics , except for the bombing of Coruscant and bio weapons.

2003 Clone Wars to be specific

I miss here the firing of the Death Star on Alderaan. Yes, Tarkin gave the Order, but he had the permission of Palpatine to demonstrate the firepower on a planet

Yes but sidious gets an automatic pardon for telling Anakin the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise, especially since it wasn’t a story the Jedi would have told him. It’s a Sith Legend.

@@creegangil439 Palpatine would also get his pardon since he IS the senate

Would it also be genocide since most of his actions and kills are directed towards the Jedi?

@@thecreatorlair Maybe, I guess, but since we don't see his actual bodycount, I'm still gonna say 1st Degree Murder, as Genocide usually involves killing on a massive scale, and since we don't know his body count, it'd be difficult to determine whether its 1st degree murder or genocide.

@@pgwcapt2928cant it also be considered a hate crime

According to a list compiled by fans, he killed 49 Jedi in the Legends continuity.

Mass Brainwashing is legal.

Oh ya

So that a death sentence

Is mass brainwashing a valid legal sentence?

Well, he's not the one who brainwashed then

It sounds like something out of a Golden or Silver Age comic, it’s like Thanos being arrested by the cops or Darkside getting mugged.

@@thomasraines1396 Yes.

I can't wait for Jabba to have mostly crime boss style charges.

@@curtisleblanc5897 jabba the hutt: RICO Lol

Well he lost his ship... and his legs so I say he served that one

That was a recorder, not a kazoo.

Same for Grivious. And if we attribute Mauls, Dookus and Anakins crimes to Palpatine, as he was their master, not to mentiom everything the Empire has done, his charges would be absolutely insane

How bad

​@@coreywilson8161 more death and life sentences

@@justhair17 oh you think TCW Grievous is bad? Imagine including Legends continuity as part of Grievous's crimes. He'd have an absolutely insane list of crimes and charges there

@@mercury2157 true. But still nothing compared to Palps

For Anakin and Obi Wan it shouldn't be larceny because they are prisoners and he is confiscating his weapons. Just like American soldiers taking German pistols in WW2

yes and no, it's actually just a warcrime to take trophies of war, such as what he is doing, taking the weapons of jedi and keeping them as a trophy.

@@FranciscoFuica exactly. Grevious was in the right to confiscate the weapon of the Jedis in the context of a war.

@@lapizza7175 yes he has that right, but he literally said immediately after the confiscation that they would make a fine addition to his collection. He is taking War Trophies, which is illegal. And thus, he is stealing weapons worth millions, which is Grand Larceny. Not only this, but we understand that lightsabers also have great significance in a religious and traditional way to the Jedi, that's Cultural Theft also.

@@chazkorkosz1032 good point. But he would have no sentence if he just took their weapon and put them on the side without saying anything lol.

It's possible that he used the reasoning for the following charge for this one.

He already mentioned that Dooku likely knew Yoda would have stopped the rubble, so he only got reckless emdangerment

This just makes me want to see him do a crimes list up for Harry Potter

does anyone else notice that Palpatine weirdly gets wrinkler every time he used force lightning in that fight with Anakin and Mace?

Yeah, Windu was reflecting it with his lightsaber, causing him to electrocute himself ^^^

And if he ever does the crimes of the clone wars villains then he should count every Jedi braid in Grevious’s lair as child murder

Doku had probably hundreds of lightsabers

Grievous also committed several acts of genocide... Alongside an already impressive count of 200+ slain jedi

@@popsjr fine additions to his collection

​@@Rexie19 duko never kept them he just killed a lot of his former friends

5 million life sentences for him 😂

And controlling both sides, nonetheless That's gotta be an entirely new crime

*billions

@@joebrown4733 death peantily

And he ordered the destruction of planets in the nexts movies so I mean 10000000000000 life sentences?

But didn't Palpatine attack Yoda with lightning first? So Yoda would be defending himself there.

@@dpgamezderek8137 palpatine only attacked yoda because he knocked out his bodyguards, if somebody came in to the supreme chancellors chambers and knocked out their security then it would be reasonable to assume they would attack you and justifiably act in self defense

@@daniellostaunau2149 could it be considered resisting arrest given he was a space criminal? Or would Yoda need a warrant

@@Large_cheddar12 Palpatine was the legally elected supreme chancellor of the republic and Yoda just waltzed in with the intent of murdering him. That would be like a cop just trying to walk up to a corrupt politician and shoot them in the face without any due process or evidence of their crimes.

@@Large_cheddar12 Yoda was trespassing and not only that, but the equivalent of trespassing in the White House president office and knocking out two Secret Service guards. Palpatine is still the legitimate leader of the former Republic AND the Galactic Empire. In fact, this can be treated as a conspiracy with murderous intent against the state, as all of the people who tried to kill the Supreme Chancellor/Emperor were from the same Law Enforcement Agency (Jedi Order). All of Palpatine's fight were self-defence.

And technically aren’t the Jedi more like The U.N/cops? So would the charges for the Jedi slain be for killing a federal agent fit better?

​@@Commrade-DOGE they were only generals during the clone wars though, would that still count, even if they were just technically monks??

@@Commrade-DOGE I don't think they have any official roles in the government, maybe a third party contractor (Blackwater, for example) would be the best Real World comparison. Anyhow, I don't think Dooku get's a lot of charges for the Arena scenes, as the Jedi and Padme were tresspassing in the Droid Factory.

@@veitno They technically are part of the Government I think.

Nah they only aligned themselves with the Republic and helped with affairs and things like that.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought grooming was with intent to take advantage of in a s*xual manner. In that sense, the charge wouldn't apply, unless... 🤢 Palpatine likes little boys.

Sidious was insane in the books too, dude killed his entire family

Don’t forget the in the comics

probably enough combined to outrank thanos' literal genocide of all life in the universe x 1.5

Fr lol

Grievous got 100 lifes so he made the most of it

If Clone Wars and Rebels (for Maul) were added then the list would be longer.

@@luishernandezsoto We'd still be watching

​@@luishernandezsoto would maul's death and life sentences be payed for when he went insane and partially died (lol)? How does technical death affect charges?

Still would have been nice to include the original trilogy for Palps

@@EL-uj1pl Especielly with the death star and the destruction of Alderaan. Lmao that would be like 1 billion life sentences

@@EL-uj1plat the end of the vid you see that he will do the original trilogy

He could do what he did with Gru and make multiple parts

Comics-

I agree

yes

Could have dedicated an entire episode for the sequel trilogy because that is the true crime

I don’t want anything else

He did one on “If Disney heroes were charged for their crimes” FYI

Yeah probably something like a slavery charge. A recent case in the US a family was sentenced to 20 years for forced labor but that was one victim.

There are actual mind control charges I believe. But yea it is to one perspective

They were already brainwashed and (as far I know) that was legal in their universe, but from our perspective it should count.

The inhibitor chips weren't introduced until season 6 of the clone wars. All the movies state is that the kaminoans have altered the clones' genetics to make theme more subservient.

@Extant Fellow Yes, the point I'm trying to make is that Mousait is only covering the 3 movies, which do not include any information about the chips.

Not even villains, just the characters.

Never seen the movie but I never seen Star Wars so ya.

Ooh, that'd be a good one

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According to some lore sources, grievous is also a victim of two very important crimes. First, is mutilation, as his cybernetic enhancements were added to him against his will. Second, and most importantly, is brainwashing. He didn't do any of this willingly, he only thought he was in control, so he's all clear

Seeing as Grievous is a space terrorist, that makes sense.

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Well yes by the time of the rey saga palpatine's charges are gone on accounts of his disintentergration somewhere near the core of the second death star, we don't talk about the events of exegol.

My headcanon now is that Palpatine created all those clones of him to each serve his penalties.

@@anormalhumanperson7196 A little of option A a little bit ah of option B as he was probably racing the warhead to the core when he fell you know terminal velocity and all that jazz.

And in the comics, he both serves and gains many more death penalties and also years in prison

@@xyreniaofcthrayn1195we don’t talk about the sequels full stop

Maybe it would count as some sort of terrorism or treason

Death Sentence

Or perhaps remove some charges since he is the head of a legitimate government?

In Dookus case he made war on the government that's treason

@@atomicgamin5571 I'm not an expert on the subject, but wouldn't that make it worse for him?

Him getting points on his license implies that he had to pass a drivers test at some point in his past. Imagining that scene is the funniest shit ever

@@thomastschetchkovic5726 darth maul is just patiently waiting at the DMV

​@@thomastschetchkovic5726He could be driving without a licence for all we know

good spot

I noticed that as well, I wondered where the 17 went 🗿

Only ten life sentences in the verdict when it should've been at least 18 due to attempted murder cases alone

@@runtergerutscht4401 27 life sentences for everything that gives him a life sentence

@@kjartanthorvaldsson5598 nice

Except they are in the middle of an attempted assassination/illegal arrest, and are thus presumably guilty of high treason and would likely result in even a unbiased court viewing them as self defense. Edit: also they explicitly aren’t public servants, merely trusted advisors and technically generals at this point.

@@techpriestsalok8119 Being a General makes you a public servant, and they are arresting an enemy combatant since Palpatine is technically the leader of the Separatist army.

@@techpriestsalok8119 it's a completely lawful arrest, the Jedi had reason enough to suspect Palpatine of numerous crimes, and they weren't trying to kill him until he struck first

Not necessarily, as he is a general in a war. Murder does not immediately mean a crime if the jedi are the one's assaulti g him. The movies don't show where he got the sabers from, but those 2 sabers do, and he didn't kill them. He should however be held accountable for kidnapping. Despite being Palpatine's plan, he still carried out (unknowingly being the same person) a kidnapping of the leader of the republic. It'd be like if the U.S went to war with Russia and russians kidnapped Biden, or we kidnapped putin.

Also there is no proof show in the movie that he murdered the owners of the lightsabers

pretty sure he has more than 4 lightsabers in his collection, though...

@@ethansmith8463 ye that’s why I said at least 4

@@muffingoat9664 that’s literally the canonical reason he has them

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Also, some of Dooku’s and Grevious’s crimes in Episode III are acts of war, such as fighting Obi Wan and Anakin (they are just engaging in combat since they are at war)

@@Cringinator4000 And in Episode 2, since the Republic starts the war when they send in jedi as soldiers to attack a separatist planet

Considering Palpatine was technically the leader of the Separatists, it could be argued that the attempted arrest could be legal, if the Senate were to demand his removal from office. If this information was presented at a trial, Palpatine could be sentenced for inciting a war.

@@caseypitt1296 provided they could prove he was entirely responsible for the separatist movement, that would be rather difficult as the one person who knew the definitive truth died at the Hand of Anakin Skywalker on the Invisible hand

Sort of, but Palpatine WAS commiting treason by manipulating the galaxy into a full scale war.

@@matthewkalasky2891 and again where is the evidence, their is a reason why courts do not depend on he said she said sources

@@caseypitt1296 yes but proving he was responsible for the war would be incredibly difficult, never-mind that Palpatine had near unanimous political support in the senate

Operation durges lance is the sole reason why the republic wanted grievous way more than dooku

And fine him with 2500 dolars

Grievous*

It will never end

They'd all be executed so many fucking times over.

Don't forget the novels and comics as well

Grievous would probably be pretty low on account of the whole war thing. I think trophy collecting is a crime and then murdering your own troops and killing civilians but it's kinda weird to count him killing Jedi (The Jedi make up the GAR High-Command as generals and commanders) and then all the clones are foot soldiers and other officers of the GAR.

@@NinjaBray "The Battle of Loedorvia was part of Operation Durge's Lance, a Separatist assault on the Core Worlds. Believing that terrorizing civilian populations was the essence of war,[1] General Grievous released the Brainrot Plague during the battle.[2] The plague spread through the entire Weemell sector, killing all the Clone armies and nearly every Human in the sector.[3]" "Some time following the conquest of Duro, a CIS fleet under General Grievous's flagship Invisible Hand launched several assaults on Humbarine.[2] This included an hour-long orbital bombardment that melted the crust of the planet, thus destroying the planetwide metropolis and presumably killing much of the population.[1][2]" "After capturing Jyvus Space City, the Confederacy was able to drop the planetary shields protecting Duro. Separatist drop-fighters and capital ships began orbital bombardment of planetside industrial factories. The bombardment let the troops land and during a week of hard fighting, city after city began to fall to the Confederacy until Hoolidan Keggle signed General Grievous's capitulation to the Separatists. The battle lasted less than a week. The battle completely destroyed the already fragile ecosystem of Duro. The orbital bombardment had destroyed the last safeguards against the toxins, waste and air pollutants. It left Duro impossible to live on without protective hazard gear. This forced the remainder of the population of Duro to also move off surface, to the orbiting cities of Duro.[6]" "Grievous himself witnessed Anakin's audacious assault, and though the little starfighter was no threat to his vessel, he was obligated to protect the lives of the Separatist Council members, and end the battle. The Invisible Hand opened fire on a refugee convoy attempting to flee the besieged planet, causing the deaths of approximately ten thousand innocents. This caught the Republic forces by surprise, and it allowed Grievous' fleet to escape into hyperspace." starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Loedorvia starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Bombardment_of_Humbarine starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Duro_(Clone_Wars) starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Belderone That's just to give some examples of the many atrocities that Grievous committed.

The one for darth vader would be hours long

@@erikzidan2601 Palpatine could also probably take hours.

Imagine legends Vader being charged for his crimes.

Anakin is a strange case, the Jedi Order wasn't going to change, so to bring balance to the Force the order had to be destroyed along with the Sith. Also, technically during the Empire anything Anakin did wasn't exactly against the law, Palpatine was the law, so the only law he broke was murdering the emperor.

@@adampender3685 Good point... though would that mean Palpatine's crimes are reduced? I dunno... remember...what the Nazis did in Germany was legal at the time.

Not if the Republic refused to recognise the Confederacy as a legal entity in the first place, and honestly even then it might not matter since Geonosis hadn't officially seceded yet.

@@jonathancampbell5231 true true

A lot of his crimes take place in territory not belonging to the republic that he controls, so technically they wouldn't be crimes.

I think he miscounted because there’s like 17 attempted murders unaccounted for

Yeah that's a good idea. Odin from God of War 5 specifically would be pretty cool

Handsome Jack would have a lot of crimes for sure

lets see how many crimes egg man from sonic gets.

What about bowser? Or even team Rocket?!

Senator Armstrong or any of the big villains from metal gear

intent to kill? Anakin wasn't going to kill him, he just wanted to fight Dooku.

​@@hm3drake35 In Anakin's case, the judge would in all likelihood judge in a favor of Dooku. Just imagine someone running towards you with laser-sword. You're totally justified defending yourself. Especially when Dooku didn't even use deadly force to counter the mad attack.

@@hm3drake35 Knowing Anakin I bet he would kill if Obi Won didn't stop him.

@@VarjoFilosofi Except before the fight, Anakin said, "You're going to pay for all the Jedi you've killed today, Dooku," meaning he and Obi-Wan were hunting him down to at least apprehend him for murdering a bunch of Jedi. You're essentially saying that a police officer (which the Jedi are the equivalent of) is not justified in attacking an armed and dangerous criminal after said criminal just committed mass murder.

@@imfsresidentotaku9699 Ohh... If we go to that level... The Jedi were trespassers on that planet. They didn't have any right to go there and do that. They practically started The Clone Wars right there by invading the planet. The Separatists were preparing for war, but they didn't start it. The Jedi and The Republic did.

Counterpoint, Palpatine had committed high treason and a coup to become Emperor, so his position as Head of State is not legitimate.

Exactly

I was thinking this too, surprised nobody else mentioned it

Dont think you can consider the homicide charges, as he was a General in an active war, so killing enemy soldiers is generally fine. He did, however, commit a fuckton of war crimes

He used 4 lighstabers against Obi-Wan and atleast 2 of those were of his former victims , in The Clone Wars his collection is shown to be few dozen lightsabers large

"ONE of the worst crimes," he said.

@@imfsresidentotaku9699 Thanos’s crime is number #1 on the worst crime list.

@@tonyraymond5738 one of does not mean is THE worst, it means is among the worst

A "Part 3" of "If Marvel Villains were charged with their crimes" has yet to be made since Thanos didn't appear in either the first or second installments. MOUSAIT really should get the ball rolling on that since Thanos was one of the villains omitted from the first two.

If back to the future characters were charged for their crimes will be interesting

"What are you in for?" "Everything."

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If John Lumic was charged for his crimes

Gta would be a very long list

Or from the clone wars comics/novels, that's where the good stuff is (operation durge's lance, here we go)

Geonosis was not at war with the Republic at the time of AOTC- it was planning to wage war, but they hadn't declared it yet. Depending on the nature of being a member state of the Galactic Republic, Geonosis was likely engaged in sedition against the Federal government anyway.

Shouldn't he count Return of the Jedi too?

@@BambinaSaldana Yeah, most definitely

@@way2largehe most likely will in the original trilogy part

True however he was there during an illegal invasion so you could argue that Quigon was defending the planet from an invader. And in some states you can use lethal force in against trespassers assuming all other options have been exhausted. Then again I have no actual idea what I'm talking about so take this with a grain of salt.