In essence, Jedi'ism posits that there are unseen beings in the Universe who can exert an unseen force to influence certain aspects of said universe, and this unseen force manifests itself in certain, chosen individuals being able to preform acts that are indistinguishable from "magic".
That's a descriptor of Jedi'ism, but it's also a summation of how the Universe functions under God, Jesus Christ, and the clergy, if you happen to believe in the biblical (canon) version of Christianity.
So please explain how you can, with any credibility, deride Jedi'ism as "ridiculous", while simultaneously espousing and endorsing the legitimacy of a 2nd belief system which is inherently no different and purports the exact same things.
I agree Jedi'ism is ridiculous, but no more so than Christianity, and that's why I can not enter "meaningful conversation" with Christians, no matter how well-intentioned they might be. What they believe is, to me, every bit as implausible and derisory as Jedi'ism, which is why, I think, so many atheists struggle to take discourse with religious people seriously. I mean, it's like "come on, you are a grown-up, you are capable of applying common sense and logic, you can not believe this stuff,... surely?"
It's not difficult to see then why atheists become exasperated and start throwing around insults, because to many of us, Christians are every bit as ridiculous and lacking credibility as people running around with lightsabers pretending to "force choke" bad guys.