I understand you like the Jedi and I don't even blame you. However calling your opposition "deranged anti-Jedi fanatics" is kinda mean, y'know? Anyway, the notion that strong passionate emotions without "objective reasoning"--and any "objective reasoning" Jedi claim to teach is gonna be heavily painted by their philosophy, which shuns emotions, making their version of "objective" fishier to me than the person who can admit they have emotions--would turn you into some beast incapable of functioning in society or social situations is kinda wrong. You can easily have strong emotions without them being narcissistic--Anakin presumably loved Padme a lot before they made him Force Choke her--about other people and your "rage and anger" can help you win a lightsaber fight.Yes those two things fucking should come together! If you want emotions but don't want to be a wild animal incapable of functioning in any kind of reasonable civilization or a narcissistic abuser, you're going to need to get some control of yourself!
EDIT: The Sith may be the more "interesting" faction, but... may you live in "interesting" times? ( except not, because I don't actually want to, and we're living in the same times. )
I never said you had to agree that the Sith are "more interesting," just that like, take Darth Maul for example: He had a lot of rage and hubris and it didn't immediately get him killed and he pretty much never talked, making him look pretty calm and scary to me, when he then starts spinning that double-bladed lightsaber around. The Sith can be calm and calculating the same as Jedi, it's just a shame (to me and it doesn't make me deranged) that emotion and passion are viewed as antithetical to reason and thought according to the vibe I got from the movies and games.