I'm not sure I agree with you. I can understand how one might come to those conclusions but at some point, you have to look at the 4 movies Disney has put out in the series and note that these types of changes are consistent across all those timelines. I can forgive, say, Rogue One, because it's completely believable. But turning Luke into whatever it is you want to call it, the Mary Sue aspect, and so on. I'm not even going on about killing the original characters because you about have to in order to make the story about the new characters. But ... meh.
I'm not sure I agree with you. I can understand how one might come to those conclusions but at some point, you have to look at the 4 movies Disney has put out in the series and note that these types of changes are consistent across all those timelines. I can forgive, say, Rogue One, because it's completely believable. But turning Luke into whatever it is you want to call it, the Mary Sue aspect, and so on. I'm not even going on about killing the original characters because you about have to in order to make the story about the new characters. But ... meh.
I've heard people say that about the new films, but honestly haven't noticed any of it at all. I would say the reverse is probably true. People are applying politics to it themselves.
I thought the first in the new trilogy was alright, rogue one was great and the last one not so much. It had a variety of bad plot choices and was ultimately mediocre. But still, calling it a disaster is a stretch.