AnonMC

We can make sure to let them know we're not happy with their (arrogant) decisions, though, by not supporting (and not purchasing) their products (see Solo), and by keeping the old Star Wars universe and culture alive, and expanding on it ourselves with new, quality content. Eventually, they'll have to shift where the money is, where the people's hearts are.

Apart from feature film production, a big aspect of being in change of Lucasfilm is the area of merchandising -- that's where a huge portion of the money is. So, at the moment, it is licensing, marketing, merchandising, and creative production. In Disney's current, corporate business plan, the last is overshadowed by the former three.

While Lucas was in charge of Lucasfilm, creative production was leading, and fueling the rest of these areas, as it's supposed to. That made the whole thing meaningful, (mostly) consistent, and sustainable. Content was produced with meaning first, under a coherent creative vision, building upon an existing culture, not for the sake of just having what to license, market, and merchandise (i.e. just for money).