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[Star Wars/SW: The Clone Wars] Shouldn't duel wielding lightsabers be forbidden to the Jedi?

As a Jedi while we are fighting this clone war, I've noticed that my fellow JKs are duel wielding lightsabers at the drop of a hat. What's up with that? I thought we were meant to only defend with the killer light tubes (learning to deflect deadly blaster fire first seems to suggest this, otherwise, why would we do it? Have you seen how fast a blaster bolt moves? Damn, we'd just use those guns instead but anyway...) and by using two or a double blade it seems to me that the purpose is more offensive?
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The Jedi aren't fools. The Lightsaber is most definitely a weapon, designed with both offense and defense in mind. Is a double-bladed Lightsaber more deadly? Probably. But whenever a Jedi draws their Lightsaber, they must be prepared to take a life. If a particular Jedi is more effective with a double-bladed Lightsaber than a regular one, then you are simply making that particular Jedi less effective by arbitrarily restricting what kind of Killer-Laser-Sword they can use.