Why the Separatist Didn't Target the Clones DNA with BIO-WEAPONS

The Clone Troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic all shared the same Fett DNA, why didn't the Confederacy of Independent Systems target their shared genetic material with a virus or some other kind of biological agent.
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[@dasirrlicht5415]

The clone commandos books actually tackled that as well, and it turned out: Its not that easy. Clones are still mostly Mandalorian in makeup. And Mandalorians are still very simelar to humans. So while it was more dangerous to clones, it was also... Not exactly safe.

[@carlitosskater89]

Thank God someone has read those amazing books. It is almost true to the core also.

[@robinbennett1686]

Madalorian isn't a race, it's a culture. Originally Madalorians were predator looking aliens called the zhell

[@dasirrlicht5415]

@@robinbennett1686 I am fairly sure they have been both during multible points of the franchises canon. Possible even during the curent canon line. What a Mandalorian is has changed rather often.

[@jeremygoslin8864]

@@dasirrlicht5415 unfortunately those books aren’t canon though. Filoni decanonized them to make his version of Mandalore which is why they weren’t finished

[@fullmetalpleb]

@@theyodanesss Exactly mandalorian is a culture not a species

[@FastTquick]

I think I heard somewhere that the reason the Seperatists didn’t pursue bio-weapons as much as they could’ve has everything to do with politics. General Grievous was a supporter of using bio-weapons against the Republic, but Count Dooku was far less enthused. He feared that if word spread of Seperatist forces using bio-weapons, it would turn their potential allies away from supporting their cause out of disgust for said tactics.

[@tk-6967]

Umm, the whole point was for the CIS to have no political allies, Palpatine and Dooku wanted Grievous to use bio weapons. They allowed the corporates (who also wanted to take down the CIS) to have high ranking positions so they could make the CIS super unpopular

[@TheWarmachine375]

It's because Palpatine didn't want the Grand Army of the Republic end up crippled with the loss of Jango Fett's DNA and he controls both the Republic and the Separatists in a proxy war as part of his long term plan to become the Emperor of the Galaxy.

[@TheZamaron]

Yah I’m very certain the Seps could make a virus targeting the Clones, it’s one thing to make a virus targeting a specific race as humans have very similar DNA but it’s easier to do with clones as they all share very similar DNA more then most Humans. But it makes sense Palpatine agents might prevent this as making one is worse then any new droid or weapon model, as it would cripple the entire Clone Army. I’m guessing something like the Defoliator Tank was an independent project. Or Palpatine figured it wouldn’t be that bad a weapon.

[@nasis18]

Jedi propaganda!

[@DKsparks13]

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[@alexs6746]

I wonder how the galaxy would be different if dooku did what any good with lord does and turned on his master and actually tried to win the clone wars

[@stanleyhyde8529]

You really do have a different way of looking at the StarWars universe. The way you tie everything back to real world experiences brings a new kind of life to the fiction covered here.

[@jotheunissen9274]

You can explain that in 1 sentence Palpatine controlled both sides of the war and didn't want that

[@krisgonynor689]

Quick history lesson: When the Pilgrims first arrived in the New World, they didn't land at Plymouth Rock, but where Provincetown is today. As there was no fresh water supplies besides a few ponds, they kept moving around Massachusetts's Bay, stopping at various sites until they came upon Plymouth where there was a large enough river to support an farming community. But as they sailed around and explored the area, they found many abandoned Native American villages. Most had been only abandoned a few years to a few decades. Stories from the locals along with other historic evidence shows that before the Pilgrims arrived, the area off of New Hampshire and Maine were already being fished by European fishermen. They would have gone ashore for fresh water and probably fresh food as well. The traded with the local Native Americans, unknowingly bringing with them the many diseases of the Old World. By the time the Mayflower had arrived, disease had killed off a lot of the local populations and those who were left, had some immunity, which is why New England Native Americans didn't die off as badly as in Central and South America when the Spanish came out of nowhere and exposed those areas to Old World illnesses.

[@HolyknightVader999]

Because of Dooku, obviously. The man thought that he'd be a part of the Empire that the Clones would put into place, so he didn't want them all dead.

[@jayburn00]

In legends they did, both during the clone wars to a limited degree and much later when the aristocracy of the Imperial Remnant wanted to kill boba Fett (targeting him through his grand daughter's dna being used to program a nano-machine bioweapon that was seeded onto the mandalorian homeworld). On a side note, the post-pellaeon leadership of the Remnant went a little trigger happy with DNA targeting nanomachine boweapons, targeting the hapes royal family (including jacen solo's secret daughter) as well as entire species (such as the Verpine).

[@yourbrokengalaxy]

Glad I'm not the only one that remembered this.

[@kevingluys3063]

I've always wondered why they didn't just figure out what Jango's type was and make a beautiful Droid to pied Piper the GRA away.

[@robertnelson9599]

What?

[@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis]

@@robertnelson9599 make an attractive human replica droid to distract the clone army and lead them off the battlefield, allowing a Separatist victory.

[@SgtKanyo]

* *when I realise this is an older video* * It's an older code sir, but it checks out

[@domvasta]

Saying there's only 5 races is as flawed as saying there's only 3 colours, the existence of purple doesn't mean red and blue aren't separate categories.

[@neofulcrum5013]

Can you imagine how much damage the seps could’ve done if they placed blue shadow virus bombs near clone army positions?

[@flaviusgerhardt9354]

Isn‘t there something in legends about a brain plague by general grievous that does exactly that

[@Poke-ladd]

Maybe they had their nuclear options but they didn’t want that kind of war, they had that special cannon which eradicated organic life but left droids unharmed however I think that was only used like twice at least in the clone wars cartoon

[@robertnelson9599]

Like real life, if you use doomsday weapons than your enemy will too.

[@blackpowderkun]

Given that shields can block those and the republic probably can develop special suits for the troopers that would basically be just an anti civilian weapon.

[@ninianstorm6494]

@@blackpowderkun good against yuuzang vong world ships if ships shoot torpedo of this stuff in legends background

[@blackpowderkun]

@@ninianstorm6494 Tough Yuuzang vong could have organic shield generator.

[@indianajones4321]

I feel like that might have been part of the CIS plans for if they got the DNA after Kamino

[@tucker0214]

Hi friends welcome back to another episode of Generation Tech my name was Allen

[@arthurbriand2175]

What if the Separatist council overthrew Dooku from the Separatist leadership? They realise that Dooku was tanking the Droid strategy and preventing the droids from swarming the Republic. Maybe the Neimodians link him to Darth Sidious and choose to betray him. The Separatists would be far better off without that Toxic Sith leadership. Plus if they can get Grievous to side with them they still have a Jedi killing general. Maybe Bec Lawise or Mina Bonteri can be elected leader. It would be interesting to see an unleashed confederacy and who would win internally between the Peace or the War faction. It would proabably be whoever the Separatist Council chooses. And more importantly once kicked out what do the Siths do. How would Sidious and Dooku deal with this new status quo? If Peace negociation were to be opened with the promise to never work with the Sith again, would the Jedis be open to secession and peace?

[@tk-6967]

The council were literally in on the plan. watch ROTS, they literally say it. The CIS council were helping take down the CIS as well.

[@lerneanlion]

Alan, you forgot about the Organic Decimator manufactured by the Techno Union.

[@Devenix8527]

That wasn't introduced until the last year of the Clone Wars, and even then within the last month or so, so the Decimator wouldn't see much use.

[@holeshotshane5692]

The Krogan from Mass Effect are also another example of a targeted mutagen.

[@mysteriousnobody2903]

This went very beyond the subject in the title, what I mean is that I expected more of a lore video from the title.

[@Pharis111]

As someone who has studied the outbreaks for small pox in school, you did good with all your explanations.

[@generalveers9544]

Now this has me thinking about the nanobots in No Time To Die

[@anthonyhargis6855]

True. It's something that LATER WRITERS tried to exploit, but something the ORIGINAL WRITERS didn't even think of. And so . . . explanations and excuses.

[@TheWarmachine375]

1:55 Vegeta: "I guess that the Count has been... Disarmed!" Nappa: "I get it!"

[@DMSProduktions]

FULL of MSG!

[@jacobrobinson787]

It is a waste to fight one another - but cultural, ideological and other differences that make us unique often pit us against each other. A sad truth of Humanity; we were born to fight, even ourselves.

[@qmredneckstrength9911]

The republic commando series is an audiobook now on KZbin! It's amazing

[@curtishoward4470]

If we're talking about Genophages, then we need to ask a Kogan, a Turian, and definitely a Salarian.

[@Onyx-qd9tl]

Ironically, if an understanding of the human genome developed to a sufficient level for anyone to be able to target specific genes for a bio weapon… We would also probably understand the genome well enough to edit that gene out of entire populations if necessary. Genetic understanding for the purpose of manipulation is a two-way street, weaponization or modification both fall more or less in the same category.

[@rippera45]

In the case of Fett clones, it's a matter of designing a virus specifically to kill one clone, then spread it among them. It's far easier to target one host for a virus than an entire group, and because the clones share nearly a hundred percent of their genetic traits, there's little chance of the virus failing to spread. The CIS tries to obtain the Fett DNA during the Invasion of Kamino; biological warfare using analysis of the DNA sample was likely one of their goals. Supposedly, one of Orsen Krennic's operations during the Clone Wars involved going to a planet where the inhabitants were actively working on a virus that targeted clones. The Separatists did try to pursue it, but it seems as though the war ended before they could, or something else stopped them from succeeding.

[@nynayi]

immediately thought ab designated survivor when i read the title, love that that's the inspo

[@senseigaming9697]

There are a lot of similarities between the clones and the driods if you think about it

[@beerasaurus]

Sidious said not to.

[@markabele8794]

I certainly learned a lot in this video, thanks.

[@SharpDesign]

I wonder if Fett DNA was replaced would the clones still consider those clones brothers?

[@jus7040]

Later the Fett DNA was exchanged, as the empire saw this risk. They then used DNA templates of extraordinary TIE pilots, great strategists and even some jedis.

[@robertagu5533]

When you outnumber your enemy, even on a Galactic and intergalactic scale, usually least a couple hundred to one, on a bad day... Maybe few dozen... Most things like this aren't something your typically worried about doing.. That an fact that Sideous probably wouldn't want something so hard to control killing too many GAR troops way too fast. An IF they DID employ something like this, which being non communicable, is closer to space Anthrax then space Ebola, the enemy CIS would be destroying the idea an image that their breakaway freedom fighters fighting a corrupt ancient system

[@BozowolfnHD]

Engineered bio-weapon? One word, zombies.

[@MarkusMaack]

Pretty sure the reason was because Palpatine was pulling all the strings and he needed as many clones to survive so they could execute Order 66.

[@ThomasBravoGaming]

they did try to but our commando boys omega squad took care of it

[@3skilledllamas]

Super different video than normal, but extremely good. I would love more videos of you branching out from Star Wars.

[@thenatural1759]

A couple of relevant omissions: Eugenics in America in the 1890s and The Tuskegee experiment

[@Colin-Sierra682]

I can only imagine how the KZbin algorithm is going to target and destroy this video due to unrelated COVID or racial prejudice reasons or agendas. Here's a like and comment to help you guys break through that. Love you guys, the channel, and the over all cool nerd factor. Humanity first! Death to Dolphins and the Xenos! Lol

[@John73John]

Simple answer: Palpatine (controlling both sides) didn't want them to. He was planning to use the clones to destroy the Jedi with Order 66. The whole point of the Separatists was to convince the Republic to keep buying more and more clones while granting more and more emergency power to Palpatine. Giving the separatists the ability to kill large numbers of clones so quickly would defeat the purpose.

[@7ElevenTruther]

Cause palpatine would never allow it. Simply as.

[@snakem4a164]

Matthew Reilly fans would remember this theory from his "Area 7" novel

[@silvertongue.242_99]

We are definitely the same with minuscule differences that doesn't matter physically. We should think as one rather than be divided

[@jamesmcneil3412]

6:30 to be continued at a later date

[@donaldsmith8648]

Another 💣 Bomb A*s video Allan .. and I'm generation tech

[@echoalpha9935]

Blue Shadow virese will likely result in a CBRN response

[@iamReddington]

The answer is obvious: Sidious still needed the clones and didn't want the CIS to potentially win.

[@tba113]

If you want to know the real reason why biological and chemical weapons aren't used, it's not because of international treaties or UN mandates. It's because the juice isn't worth the squeeze. I mean, they _can_ work well, but not for the same reasons why bullets and explosives are effective. Poisons and diseases scare people, but either don't actually hurt their ability to fight very much, or inflict more collateral damage than the user actually wants. WW1 saw a wide range of chemical agents, but these never managed to actually break the stalemate - even when used barely six months in, when the trenches weren't all that well established and the other side had no idea the gases were incoming (or equipment to protect themselves from it) until the clouds hit. Back in the mid-90's, too, there was a gas attack by the doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo using Sarin nerve gas in what may as well have been perfect laboratory conditions. They used it against a Tokyo subway during rush hour, catching as many as _six thousand_ people, with no special training or equipment, packed in like sardines inside metal tubes with only heavily-bottlenecked escape routes. Out of up to 6K people exposed, the death toll was... Thirteen. One of the most virulent poisons ever developed, used in ideal conditions, had a lethality of about 0.22%. I mean, it's still nasty, and it has long-term effects, like spikes in cancer rates and the eye-watering expense of getting that stuff out of the groundwater. But in terms of directly killing a load of people in a hurry, there's a reason why conventional weapons are, well, _conventional._ The one thing chem- and bio-weapons are reliably good for is scaring the hell out of people. In the case of the Clone Wars, that would have been DISASTROUS for the CIS. If they had started gassing planets or spreading plagues, not only would their income streams have started drying up, but it would have stiffened resolve against them. Planets that thought the Republic was a scam or a predatory rich-kids' club and might have swung to the CIS's cause would rethink that choice, since "neglectful" is still better than "drops WMDs on us". There might even have been a popular uprising of demand to form large non-clone units to fight the Confederacy. Not only would that render anti-clone genophages useless, but it would mean the Republic would soon have huge numbers of freebirth soldiers, so the droids would no longer be able to count on numerical superiority nearly as much.

[@TheTrueAdept]

Please note that said Sarin was... just plain ass poor in terms of quality. If it was actual weapons-grade sarin, _no one_ in those trains are going to survive. If you want to see the deathtolls of actual weaponized sarin gas, look at the casualty figures for Iraq's Kurdish population before the US enforced its no-fly zones. Saddam used sarin to wipe out entire _villages_ of the rebellious Kurds with minimal casualties...

[@jacobhuff3748]

Another problem is that bio weapon could mutate beyond the original parameters which would be easier in a society where populations is measured beyond trillions and how warfare could create droughts and famines which could worsen outcomes. It wasn’t just smallpox that hurt the indigenous people but new world diseases like local hemorrhagic fevers made worse by colonization and droughts, famines and etc as seen with the cocoliztli epidemics(some scientists also think salmonella may have been a culprit here too) which’s isn’t so farfetched s given that famine predating the black plague may have weakened the immune systems of Europeans. If you’re interested CGP grey did a video about why there was no America pox to affect European and maybe another how the lack of domestication of animals in the new world affected societal developments.

[@joshuadelbelbelluz8325]

Can you please continue the separatist alliance vs earth series please

[@fluffycommander]

While we were fighting each other the dolphins bided their time, gathered their strength.

[@gustavoboscardin9351]

In Brazil, the Portuguese were fighting against a tribe of natives called Waitaca. They could not win through war, so they left clothes infected with several diseases inside the territory of the tribe. The natives collected the clothes, and then were exterminated by the diseases Edit: also, they first tried to settle the country with Europeans, but these died from tropical diseases. So they shifted and began settling the country with people from other tropical regions, such as Africa (slavery), or mixing with natives (literally slaving native men but raping native women). Because they were more resistant to tropical diseases such as malaria When they had to settle the southern part of the country, that has temperate climate, they settled with Europeans. Because they believed that Europeans were better adapted and more resilient to temperate climate

[@nomadgrappler9410]

If you think small pox in America was a "accident" then you need to read more actual history.

[@robertramesy2759]

There are three speech patterns for the term Lakota Dakota and North Dakota

[@scoutman66]

The closest we'll ever get is Galactic Assault in BF2 2017.

[@amyneith]

I am glad they outlawed chemical and bio weapons the Geneva convention

[@edwarddorsey8609]

alan why don't you just be friends& pals with the dolphins?

[@fabiorabelo3506]

I do not know about USA, but here in South America Spanish and Portuguese also use TB and Syphilis as bio weapon against native populations .

[@666styxxx666]

During the American expansion into native lands and transporting the natives to "protective lands AKA reservations" many of the people were wiped out due to the American army of the time gifting the people smallpox infected blankets, if you can find it read BURY MY HART AT WOUNDED KNEE sadly many native nations were wiped out due to either accidental infection due to no defences against western illnesses or deliberate usage in order to obtain lands, resources or they were in the way of greedy companies ( like what's happening to the tribes in the Amazon rainforest )

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

Wasn't this in an episode of the clone wars where they used a booze spin against them?

[@doctorsqueaks1683]

Should’ve just given them all diabetes or sum

[@adamallen8787]

Designated survivor YEEEEES a fellow watcher

[@theoverpreparerlamenters3r436]

They almost did though, Mr. Blue Shadow Virus just went insane doing it (I assume)

[@ByroniusPrime1]

Check out the show Fringe! There is an episode all about using a virus to target specific genetic traits.

[@thebeatleshelp5834]

Naaaa! People of different races are pretty different even genetically! But also based on geography!

[@jaykerzp3643]

I’ve heard horrible cases of people thought to be in comas who were actually just trapped inside of their bodies, unable to do anything for years before being discovered. What if we used this concept as a type of capital punishment? Not saying we should, but lets say someone does something really terrible and their punishment is being injected with muscle relaxers. Their body is completely paralyzed, but they’re still conscious and are kept that way for however long their sentence is. I personally think this would be too cruel of a punishment for a modern society, but at the same time, some people are horrible enough to deserve this.

[@zachtaylor8222]

Does anyone know if Llama milk is good?

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

The yuuzhan vong were fortunate the new republic didn't have access to the defoliator tank.

[@ravanpee1325]

They did exactly this...

[@MCsCreations]

Unfortunately, looks like smallpox is returning. 😕

[@tucker0214]

I think you meant initially accidental

[@TheTrueAdept]

There is a webcomic out there that had the 'what if bad actors used biotech for their ideology' taken to its logical extreme as its backstory. GENOCIDE Man has _mass murder_ as a law enforcement tool because of it.

[@josephpotter5766]

Was really hoping someone would mention Genocide Man. Fantastic comic.

[@TheTrueAdept]

@@josephpotter5766 it is, and it should be something that people need to consider when they espouse biotech's capabilities...

[@josephpotter5766]

@@TheTrueAdept The real issue is that nobody is honest. The truth is that improved biotech tools have the potential to do huge good, but equally huge harm. But nobody is honest about that fact because everyone is on one side or the other so they slant the truth to fit their narative. But let’s be clear: These technologies will be used for evil acts, both petty and monstrous: for creating the next meth, for committing assassinations, for social coercion, for targeted mass murder. Anyone working in this field will be told 'you are arming the enemy'. And if you are in this field, you are. But those tools are neither necessary nor sufficient for such atrocities. Every kitchen knife is sharp enough to cut your fellow man; every hammer is hard enough to split skulls; every car is fast enough to mow down pedestrians. They have to be to fulfill their purposes, and it’s the same here.

[@TheTrueAdept]

@@josephpotter5766 that isn't the case, in this instance, however. You are thinking of a more rights are static framework when the reality is... rights are fluid. Privacy is dying because governments (understanding that constant megadeaths is a recipe for disaster) understood that the technological context (the accumulated knowledge and understanding of science and its applications) is evolving to the point where a bunch of ideologically charged idiots with _no_ plan beyond the present can wipe out huge swathes of humanity. Privacy in such conditions are fail-deadly instead of fail-safe, so to speak.

[@josephpotter5766]

@@TheTrueAdept Our rights are extended and limited by the tools we use. The Internet has magnified our capability for free speech, but has pared down the reasonable expectation of privacy. And we, of course, have volunteered our data unreservedly at every turn. Even when we got burned, we kept coming back to give more. I suppose we did it because we trusted those to whom we were giving it, though they have almost without exception lost that trust now. And any trust they do regain must always be provisional, apparently, so why bother with it at all? It seems that if we are to start over again, the founding principle of our tools for communication cannot be the establishment of trust, but the impossibility of trust. It’s a cynical place to start, but clearly a necessary one. If it is possible at any point for trust to enter the equation, that trust can and likely will be taken advantage of. If there exists, anywhere from your end to the other in the long chain of servers, switches, cables, interpreters, loggers, drivers, protocols, interfaces, and displays, any single place where you are not one hundred percent in control of your data, your data is compromised and the system fails. The trick is to treat every communication as a potential act of terrorism. After all, isn’t that how the NSA does it? For them, it’s an excuse; For us, it should be a method. Start there, and you can build a system that works. Start there, and you will be told that you are building tools for treason. You are. Great. If it isn’t illegal, it isn’t strong enough. If the government doesn’t denounce it, it isn’t good enough. Tools for treason are the only tools that will suffice for our protection from now on. But let’s be clear once again and reiterate the point I made before: Our Tools Will Be Used For Evil, both petty and monstrous: better more secure privacy will be used for trading child pornography, for selling meth, for planning assassinations, for executing mass murder. Develop that and you will be told you are arming the enemy. You are. But your tools are neither necessary nor sufficient for such atrocities. And remember, we’re not just talking about Facebook chats and Google searches. What seems like overkill for protecting personal email may be totally insufficient for a guerrilla fighter coordinating across borders. Many people may not care about their privacy when it comes to a spare email address leaked by Facebook or the metadata from their Gmail account. They may come around later or not, but someone’s got to make sure that if they do come around, privacy is even an option. I will be blunt. If your algorithm doesn’t allow a paedophile to irreversibly scramble his drive and avoid prosecution, it can’t be used by freethinkers under ideological oppression to hide state-banned books. If your messaging app won’t let someone safely plan bombing the Super Bowl, it can’t be used by an activist to reveal human rights abuses. If your map doesn’t let poachers stalk rhinos without alerting rangers, it can’t be used by ethnic minorities to escape genocidal purges. The strength of the tool enables all of these things, and it is an old, old test we have taken many times before to see which we use it for. The answer, as always, will be “both.” And how will we make these magical tools? There are really only two major requirements, if we assume (wrongly for the most part, at least at first) that users can operate them properly. They must completely ignore the law. There is no reason to respect it - even the government doesn’t. Police requests for data, subpoenas, and anything else must be completely powerless, at least without the consent of the user. But it is not enough to disdain the law, unless one is immune to it. Therefore, they must not be centralized. Web platforms as a service are fine, and will remain fine, for editing photos and sharing restaurant recommendations, but not for personal communications or any kind of confidential data. Even a “zero knowledge” service like Spideroak places compliance with the law above the needs of its users, and may decrypt on command if obligated to. Self-hosting, whether on your own or on rented or virtualized hardware, is the only way to be remotely sure that your data is safe. Put network attached storage and a pop-up web server in every home and watch existing monolithic structures be eroded. With personal gigabit connections, terabytes of our own to serve from, end-to-end encryption, and peer-to-peer implemented at a fundamental level, our communications will cease to be reliant on anything except critical infrastructure - and even that, in time, will be obsoleted. It’ll take time to nail down the right protocols, plug gaps, and expand compatibility, but the important thing is to get it out there. Like Bittorrent, the cat won’t be put back in the bag. It’s took ten years for torrents to become a household word, but at the rate services and agencies are accidental tipping their cards, it may not be as long a road to get people in touch with their inner cryptographer. Make it as easy to install as BonziBuddy and you’ll start something that won’t be easily stopped. The simple fact is that the government and powers in whom we’ve confided have shown themselves to be unworthy and unreliable (if not totally reprehensible). Respecting their interests should no longer be a matter of course, and furthering the naturally decentralized nature of the Internet is the logical next step. Creating something that serves the interests of the private (or oppressed) individual instead of, ultimately, those who wish to impose on him or her should be a major imperative for the next decade of software and platform development. They won’t like it, because freedom is the freedom to do wrong as well as right, and they as arbiters are terrified that they will no longer be able to tell which you’re doing. But if you're tired of them knowing - tired of them trying to find out, we do have the technology.

[@cdizzle99z]

They called him about it poppa palpatine told them no

[@chahtanerf9676]

They did in Legends.

[@MisterRorschach90]

Simply because the separatists were not advanced in biotechnology and cloning. The republic had to go to a literal back water planet and get the help of some of the most alien looking creatures in the galaxy. To think that the separatists could’ve created a bio weapon that the kaminoians couldn’t work around or instantly create a cure to is kind of naive. That’s quite literally like saying that a high school engineering class could ban together and beat the most intelligent biochemist and their team in a biochemistry contest. Like insane graduate level work that only 3-5 people on earth even know the vocabulary for, vs a group of pretty smart highschoolers capable of building chemE cars and robots. It’s not even comparable. The kids wouldn’t even understand what the biochemist is doing.

[@lukasr1166]

4:15 is that a utopia refrence!?!?!

[@christophersandidge8257]

Great video, as always. Could you please unleash 9 porgs? My felines are hungry. Thanks.

[@justincameron9661]

Clone armies are no match for the dolphin empire!

[@epsi11i0n]

Are we gonna skip over the llamas are delicious statement?

[@nomercyinc6783]

The republic and the cis both, weren’t in control of anything they thought they were in charge of. And they did use bio weapons. You forgot that entire arc in clone wars

[@markvalentine6735]

I absolutely enjoy the end of the video for the most part. Too bad there ain't a big genetic thing that people with their heads up their butts have in common, but the only that lasts forever is the earth and sky.

[@lunawolffe]

Dr. Uthan

[@jus7040]

The Republic Commando books were awesome. Such a pitty freakin 'Sney did kill the continuation of this series...

[@zerubiszeus4687]

I feel like we've been here before

[@robertjensen1438]

Just a comment for the algorithm

[@ggalloway1]

Foxdie from Metal Gear Solid?

[@omarbaba9892]

Epic

[@bigsarge2085]

👍👍

[@rinokumera5907]

Because they never tried to win

[@taxidermypolarbear1724]

Neat

[@sebastiannielsen9740]

Hi

[@Kaiber_Phoenix]

The wolbacia parasites from metal gear solid V might of been something palpatine and the empire could of used as a threat to keep the universe in check

[@adamorick2872]

They did try

[@cedriceric9730]

palpatine had racial pride there was no way he would create an anti human weapon which could be targeted at him

[@nunayobiz]

"Mostly" accidental.Mostly. But then there was the lovely blanket gifts to the indigenous. 😈And very small percentages genetically = Huge differences, chimps and humans are only differentiated by 2%.

[@jotheunissen9274]

You should play the game Plaque Great game where you have to make a disease and wipe out the entire world

[@-JA-]

❤️👍

[@mikkellarsen3119]

Why fight dolphin they are just human who live in the sea

[@dslayer418]

What?!?!?! This guy must have voted for the 🍊 man!!!! The news man said corona virus has a high mortality rate! 🤬🤬🤬

[@technosaurus9389]

It’s true’ llama is delicious 😋