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Don't forget that saying rich people should obey the law is also illegal.
"Rich people" should be replaced with "authority", which is more general. Otherwise yes.
I also think that if George Lucas violates some law during operation of his museum, he will get all the problems intended by the law. He's not involved in building a digital concentration camp, he's also not an Epstein island visitor, and he's actually a rare example of a famous person who honestly should be richer than they are. At the same time there are different dimensions of "rich". The fact that his museum actually happens makes me feel <erased, too personal>.
OK, I can't be impartial about Lucas, of the people big in various parts of humanity he's among the few who haven't betrayed their picture in my childhood one bit. Star Wars is the most anti-fascist, anti-evil, anti-mediocrity, anti-surrender, living thing that I know (other than the living things like earth, wind, water, plants, animals and humans, but you get the idea).