Is Mace Windu and Yoda to blame for Anakin turning to the dark side?

[The Singularity]

Rey slowly being convinced by Kylo to join the light with the darkside is the only thing the writers of the Last Jedi got right.
The rest of the movie was super annoying

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

But Luke started at an even older age

Anakin was born a slave and had no father figure.

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

No puzzy, child soldier had to answer to old men.

Anakin prob destroyed a pedo ring

I don't think they were celibate. They just couldnt get into relationships
I got the vibe in Episode 2 that Anakin got around.

 

[The Plug]

Yea, everyone except palpatine

He was retareded too, there we're parts in the story re he could've been killed but when you're stupid and everyone is more stupid than you things workout.

 

[Mortal1]

I agree with OP, me and my friends have been saying Yoda should’ve trained Anakin instead of Obi-Wan who just recently became a Master. Anakin has the highest midiclorian count and Yoda THE JEDI MASTER doesn’t take it upon himself to train him ???

The Jedi seem like big ass flops once you factor in The Clone Wars show. They put Anakins Padawan Asoka on trial for a murder she didnt commit which lead to her leaving the order. This further put doubt in Anakin towards the Jedi order.

 

[acri1]

I agree with OP, me and my friends have been saying Yoda should’ve trained Anakin instead of Obi-Wan who just recently became a Master. Anakin has the highest midiclorian count and Yoda THE JEDI MASTER doesn’t take it upon himself to train him ???

The Jedi seem like big ass flops especially how they put Anakins Padawan Asoka on trial for a murder she didnt commit which lead to her leaving the order. This further put doubt in Anakin in the Jedi order.

I don't think it would've made a difference in the long run.

Whether it's Obi-Wan, Yoda, Qui-Gon, or Mace training him doesn't change the fact that Anakin is just a violent and emotionally unstable person. He probably would've still turned on the Jedi sooner or later.



To keep it 100, and this will be an unpopular opinion, I blame Qui-Gon for insisting they train Anakin in the first place.

Had they just listened to Yoda and Mace when they said he was too old, a lot of shyt could've been avoided. They had that rule for a reason.

 

[Standing on business]

 

[Mortal1]

I don't think it would've made a difference in the long run.

Whether it's Obi-Wan, Yoda, Qui-Gon, or Mace training him doesn't change the fact that Anakin is just a violent and emotionally unstable person. He probably would've still turned on the Jedi sooner or later.



To keep it 100, and this will be an unpopular opinion, I blame Qui-Gon for insisting they train Anakin in the first place.

Had they just listened to Yoda and Mace when they said he was too old, a lot of shyt could've been avoided. They had that rule for a reason.

I understand that they broke the rule but shyt shouldn’t you handle the situation the best possible way considering the consequences? The Jedi didn’t do enough IMO

 

[acri1]

I understand that they broke the rule but shyt shouldn’t you handle the situation the best possible way considering the consequences? The Jedi didn’t do enough IMO

Yeah, but I wouldn't call their decision to train Anakin handling the situation in the best possible way.

In this case, had they just ignored Qui-Gon and followed their own rules, a lot of shyt could've been avoided. Yeah, Palpatine would've still gotten to Anakin but at least they wouldn't have had a traitor on the inside and been caught off-guard.