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SEE ALSO:'Solo' puts to rest one of the oldest Star Wars fan debates。

Some people love it, some people hate it, and some feel so strongly about it that they're willing defend specific aspects of the plot with impressively analytical, 12-point Twitter threads. 。

This recent debate, started by writer Dennis DiClaudio on Tuesday, is the perfect example.。

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Thanks for signing up!。 Tweet may have been deleted。The following day, however, the debate well and truly kicked off. Here's an impressively detailed, 12-point counter thread from fellow。

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Well, wow.。

Unlike the vast majority of internet arguments, at least this one ended on a friendly note.。

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