and thus the dismissive butt hurt Jesus pictures make sense.

Are those the same stories that have an entire Sith empire ( hidden somehow ) invasion of the Republic based around two lost hyperspace travellers? Written by the same guy who brought Palpatine back to life?

Great stuff.

Well, this is a different kettle of fish altogether, isn't it? I have absolutely no problem with exploring the motivations of villains who lust for control; my problem is with mustache-twisting supervillains who are merely evil for the sake of being evil.

Just because you're too narrow minded to look past your own misconceptions of other peoples ideas doesn't mean you should get so butt hurt. I find it amusing you dislike supervillains that are evil for the sake of being evil, when in fact the vast majority of the villains of TOTJ are exactly that.

The Sith should be a culture like the Jedi, however they should be completely opposite in ideals. They should believe that only the strongest should rule as a natural form of evolution, the strong controlling the weak. Anyone who can wield the force for this purpose would simply become the strongest by default.

That's just basics. It's the history of these people and their motivations for this that should be the real story, and how they confront the Jedi over it. If we had Sith that are tormented over their decisions, who are then juxtaposed with others that embrace it fully, we'd actually see a dynamic to Star Wars that is just not seen enough besides the KoToR and JK games, and that was incidentally completely missed in the prequel trilogy.

Adding in all the BS about enslaved races and biologically created armies, walls of force light crap and ****ing thought bombs is just **** writing, and nothing more.