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No, it is simple reason. Smarter Jedi like Watchmen too saw the issue, a bit.
Conflict is inevitable, because life is chaos.
This naive assumption that out of an infinite amount of people before their parent, and after it, in an infinite reality, and infinite time, all will intrinsically get along is nothing but self-delusion.
Conflict is the norm, bread and butter of reality by design, because people are different.
>The ultimate goal of the Jedi
The Will of the Force covers too many things at once, its absence included. The Force doesn't necessarily exist to entertain its mortal demigods. More, they themselves aren't necessarily born due the Force's actual intention, and not, say, a rebellious aspect.
>when no jedi
It's not about pan-Jedi rule or dogmas.
One doesn't need to savagely oppress (heh) anyone. Jedi merely have a view of reality beyond the Jedi. It enforces itself passively as a status quo. Means differ, as do moral connotations, but not the core mechanics or the flock. Sith want their insane 'peace' by rule. Jedi want peace and order in its normal, adequate sense. But it is still their peace. And life still is chaos. That's the core conflict, children cannot agree. Some can, not all.
>The Force has preferences and one of them is a form of peace which can be attained by those who meditate deeply on the force.
It has none/as many as it may want. Only the Force, light side, dark as corruption, dark as natural, living force, anti-force, potentium, paradox and no force, etc. Meditation isn't natural mode of life.
>though that is nothing but a guess.
A solid guess, it may have been. But when it comes to the "kill all Sith" perspective, the matter is unresolved.
Mind you, this mess is this bad without considering Whills spook. With them it's pure parasitism.