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have you ever tried actually reading some warhammer 40000 lore
Believing that the Imperial xenocide is necessary is falling for Imperial propaganda that is *openly described* as propaganda in the text.
Back to what we were speaking about, "buddy". That is a different story when it involves Chaos spreading because psykers pop up in the local population, and why the dangers of the Warp for psykers is constantly reinforced throughout the setting.
Then there's the whole Slaanesh/Eye of Terror that isn't "Imperial propaganda".
Anyone who has played through Chapter 1 can see the dangers of the Warp and Heresy.
The first species that joined the T'au, did it willingly, and within one generation went extinct from a mysterious plague the T'au were completely immune to.
Thae T'au are genocide with a smile, and teh Eldar will not even pretend to care about you.
Have YOU read any actual 40K lore?
That's just, like, mon-keigh propaganda, maaaan.
For the Greater Good!™
Indeed, we're not having to look anything up, we're discussing the basics here.
Why the Imperium has to run like a fundamentalist theocracy for mere survival against Chaos and why it sours relations with the rest of the universe is one of the basics of the universe. There is not meant to be an implicit good guy because the creators saw how that affected the WWII tabletop players. Instead, no clear heroes except for individual merit against the suck, and plenty of villains all around to unleash "war crimes" on.
Except when you don't Exterminatus a planet in Heresy fast enough, it becomes a nigh-invulnerable daemon world.
When you're fast enough to stop the spread and it just affects one hive city of many on a planet to attack another hive city, then you have Dan Abnett's Necropolis. That book - which I think should be animated at the very least - explores everything from the commoners, to the Imperial Guard to the nobility of the city being affected by the Chaos invasion, and mostly how insidious and THOROUGH the messaging spread to turn the entire city top to bottom into a disaster.
who explicitly tried to ally and assist the Imperium during the heresy
and all the others didn't.
I'm talking about the Tau. You're talking about the Ethereals, who were created by the Necrontyr to control the Tau and turn them to war.