There's an important distinction between resisting evil in the here and now and trying to rewrite the rules of creation to make the presence of evil a cosmological impossibility. I think this goes back to the original dispersal from 7D; certain facets of the universal mind desired individuated existence. That's STS by the way, desiring for the self, however it wasn't necessarily evil, even if evil is the purest manifestation of STS. The only possible existence without STS was part of an undifferentiated mass of unified consciousness where everything was either God or some kind of scale model replica of God. With everything known and unified, and without the choice to become something other, everything is essentially predestined within a harmonious, but fairly narrow range of experience. The insertion of STS allows a certain element of novelty by breaking up this whole to interact with itself in different ways. So the potential for absolute evil defines one end and expands the continuum of possible interactions.
With that being said, it is up to the consciousness units in this lower density state to choose and if necessary fight for the reality they would wish to inhabit, bringing the two sides into contention. Prayers, meditation, and acceptance has its place, but it's not a panacea that magically makes everything work out. While the unconditional elimination of evil leads to the loss of freewill, the unconditional acceptance of enslavement in the name of love, light, and higher consciousness does so equally. Mutual resistance maintains the balance.
So going back to the Star Wars analogy, I would consider anyone arguing that Emperor Palpatine should not be resisted by whatever means were available to be a bit delusional. I would also consider someone arguing that the act of killing the Emperor and creating some type of super-duper omnipotent Jedi order so that it could never happen again will fix everything and make everybody live happily ever after to be equally delusional.
To put an even finer point on it, if an armed thug breaks into your house and proceeds to rape your wife and/or children, are you going to stand there and philosophize about karma, morality, and oneness while they get beat to death, or are you going to do what any reasonable person knows must be done?
In 4D, even though direct contact between STS and STO groups is curtailed, there is still some interaction. Does one simply accept STS offers of enslavement in the interests of purity and oneness? I think not.