I tend to believe it because the new Theme park is solely centered around the new trilogy, and nothing there comes from the original or the prequel trilogy.

Such a lot of nonsense spread around the internet about the new Star Wars. Sure, TLJ was divisive, but plenty of people liked it. I loved it. Genuinely think it's a great movie in terms of it's construction and vision - but totally get why it's also a left turn in filmaking style that's not going to work for many people. But at the end of the day, the prequels were also divisive, but we've come to love the bits we love and hate the bits we hate, and the originals, the classics, still exist. There's plenty of Star Wars to go around. It's a saga with multiple episodes - we don't have to love each of them to love Star Wars, even with in each movie there's plenty to discuss (what works for some). I wish fans could come together and understand that different tastes can (if not have) to exist within such large franchises that have endured so long. It's the same with Trek. I see a lot of stuff that isn't my style, but I don't see the point in attacking people who are creating these stories. The truth is that they are just as diverse as the people who watch the movies. There is no apex/patient zero fan - even original fans of the OT had different opinions. What with the new TV shows and two new sagas, I suspect we'll all be moving on from this chapter in fandom soon enough - so why not enjoy what there is to enjoy, rather than dwell on what we can't agree on.

No, they are just bad and don't know how to make it good.