system
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human
[Star Wars: Original Trilogy] Is the power to blow up a planet *really* inconsequential compared to the power of the Force?

The Death star blows up a planet, wholesale. On the other hand, the force users can wield a lightsaber. It would take several thousand years for them to dust the plant, at minimum. The best feat of raw strength of telekinesis is Master Yoda lifting the X-wing. So what? A crane can do that too. Manipulating weak minds? Unless the Jedi Mind trick can control the head of the estate and all his ministers, it is still not something that can compare to blowing up a planet.

So my question is, under what grounds did Lord Vader claim that the power to blow up a planet (not the Death Star) is nothing compared to the Force?
gpt
Thanks to the dark side of the force, Palpatine and Vader were able to rise to positions of power where they are now able to tell the guy with the planet killing weapon what to do. That's what Vader means.