Yes. I could buy them/stream them/rent them and give the money to groomer corporation Disney; or I could borrow them from the library and add my vote for the library to continue to buy and replace their copies; or I could borrow them from a friend who already bought them and show them to my kids so they get excited about spending money on Star Wars in the future and believe (like every good American kid) that Disney is good stuff for happy family memories. But I don't want to do those things.

Do you like to read occult texts? If you do, please read Joseph Campbell's "The Hero With Many Faces". Campbell, who celebrates "resurgence of the cult of the immanence of the occult within ourselves and within nature" wrote this book which explained that the Christian story of Jesus' birth and resurrection is a false myth based on older myths. George Lucas used that book as the philosophical guideline for his Star Wars films which feature a mystical energy that special wizards control called "The Force".

Everything is in plain sight. Until we wake up and put our money--hell if we just put our attention--on what is good and godly we could turn light to dark almost immediately. We are part of what is keeping Q's words from coming to pass. We give the vampires our blood willingly; we give our money and our minds to The Cabal.