Continuity seems to plague Star Trek's universe as well. In a 'TNG' episode called 'Relics', where the crew locates a lost-in-time Scotty. Scott says that even Kirk himself got the Enterprise out of mothballs to locate him, but a few years later, we see Kirk eating boulder on some distant planet.
Must be his long lost brother Jerry Kirk that Scotty was referring to. Yeah, that's the ticket...
First of all...
Star Wars would kill Star Trek because the Star Trek people are communists.
But Star Wars isn't all that better. Its a theocracy based off of an eastern-religon-type "force".
But seriously, if you have all of Star Wars against all of Star Trek, Star Wars would lose. Why? Q.
Yes, Q is NOT omnipotent. In fact, I think I even heard this explained in Voyager...but Q is still extremely powerful. More powerful than the force, I'd say. Take a look at the difference:
Riker, a newbie with the power of the Q, teleports instantaneously, brings people back to life, and other such things. He also causes a boy to age into a man, a blind man to immediately see, and would have transformed a robot (Data) into a person.
That's not all. Q has created entire worlds, and fuctioning individuals (such as in the episode with Vash & Picard). He also turns people into dogs (like Crusher). He even threatens to destroy the Earth. He does everything, not by holding out his hands & breaking a sweat, but by snapping his fingers (or blinking).
What has the force done?
The force, conversely, lets people throw objects around, wield lightsabers, and shoot lightning. Even then, there seems to be a struggle involved. Darth Sidious, in Episode 3, gets charred when he uses lightning. In Episode 2, Yoda, supposedly this grand "master", struggles to lift a heavey object away from the wounded Obi Wan and Anakin. Q would have not had any trouble at all (he would have just blinked the object out of existance and Dooku, too).