[Star Wars] After thousands of years of bureaucracy, corruption, civil wars, Sith manipulation, and gridlock during emergencies: Why did the rebellion reinstate a "new" republic after defeating the empire?

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[Star Wars] After thousands of years of bureaucracy, corruption, civil wars, Sith manipulation, and gridlock during emergencies: Why did the rebellion reinstate a "new" republic after defeating the empire?

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#1: Probably a repost but. Long live the empire. | 222 comments
#2: Stealing is against the law | 122 comments
#3: Alderaan Shot First | 160 comments

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