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Most servitors are not killed first(brain dead) or the use of a corpse. We are talking about people that are aware and cannot move, interact with their own body. While their own body does what is programmed.
There is a small old game I have no mouth and I must scream. Servitors are just that on the large industrial scale that was made , in setting, as something normal.
The same reason human robo brains in Fallout is the clearest indication that prefall USA was evil.
Do you have similar problems with the death penalty or prison labor?
Loss of freedom/free-will isn't worse than death, life is still more important than free-will.
I mean, they are lobotomized. Just read any story about lobotomy and you will probably understand why.
Meanwhile, a servitor can still move about, even with limited control.
It would be different thing if you talk about arco-flagellant and penitent engines. But those are not servitors. And yes they are made to feel pain and suffering.
I was privately thinking that was for the best, considering how frequently whole compartments of people die during a warp jump.
I see why humans are the Imperium’s most plentiful, easiest to replace resource. : p
Pity breeds chaos.