yeah idk if these folks are just unaware of the role she occupies in the new republic or are just incorrectly equating being a revolutionary with being a leftist

I agree with that last point especially; I can’t remember seeing a single twilek on Coruscant throughout Andor’s entire run— it felt fully intentional by the end.

That being said, the fact that the rebellion didn’t fully kick into gear until a critical mid-rim world of primarily humans was massacred could very well be part of a larger thesis about revolution in general.

There are obviously practical and storytelling reasons for show’s reliance on humans, but it’s still noteworthy (and maybe good?) that a show about imperial fascism never fully explores one of its most defining features.

^ That’s not an evaluation of accelerationism’s efficacy as a revolutionary tactic, just a statement about the individual. He may be miserable because of his commitment to the rebellion, but it likely pales in comparison to the misery he has imposed on those most disaffected by the Empire.