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In short, the books very clearly spelled out why the idea was neither morally acceptable nor practically possible, and I\'m honestly a little disgusted that anyone would think there\'s anything \
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In short, the books very clearly spelled out why the idea was neither morally acceptable nor practically possible, and I\\\'m honestly a little disgusted that anyone would think there\\\'s anything \\\"designated\\\" about the evil of \\\'\\\'comitting genocide via biological warfare\\\'\\\'. To use a real-world analagy, it\\\'s the moral equivalent of the Allies ending WWII by using nukes to exterminate the entire populations of Germany and Japan, as well as everything produced by either civilization.
EDIT: Also, the troper who posted that entry seemed to think that Luke was the only person who was against using the virus. In fact, a large number of characters were (including \\\'\\\'all\\\'\\\' of the Jedi and most of their allies); Luke was merely the most vocal.
EDIT: Also, the troper who posted that entry seemed to think that Luke was the only person who was against using the virus. In fact, a large number of characters were (including \\\'\\\'all\\\'\\\' of the Jedi and most of their allies); Luke was merely the most vocal.
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5. And finally, comitting genocide on your enemy with a bioengineered plague thematically goes against everything Star Wars stands for.
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5. And finally, comitting genocide on your enemy with a bioengineered plague thematically goes against everything Star Wars stands for. If the good guys win by comitting a war crime on such as scale that Emperor Palpatine is kicking himself in the afterlife for not thinking of it, something is very, very wrong.
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In short, the books very clearly spelled out why the idea was neither morally acceptable nor practically possible, and I\'m honestly a little disgusted that anyone would think there\'s anything \
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In short, the books very clearly spelled out why the idea was neither morally acceptable nor practically possible, and I\\\'m honestly a little disgusted that anyone would think there\\\'s anything \\\"designated\\\" about the evil of \\\'\\\'comitting genocide via biological warfare\\\'\\\'. To use a real-world analagy, it\\\'s the mortal equivalent of the Allies ending WWII by using nukes to exterminate the entire populations of Germany and Japan, as well as everything produced by either civilization.
EDIT: Also, the troper who posted that entry seemed to think that Luke was the only person who was against using the virus. In fact, a large number of characters were (including \\\'\\\'all\\\'\\\' of the Jedi and most of their allies); Luke was merely the most vocal.
EDIT: Also, the troper who posted that entry seemed to think that Luke was the only person who was against using the virus. In fact, a large number of characters were (including \\\'\\\'all\\\'\\\' of the Jedi and most of their allies); Luke was merely the most vocal.
