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Like the holotape in my link says, mind wipe is entirely optional:
"H2-22:
The doctor said I could say goodbye. I've decided... to have the operation. I know I'll lose all my memories. I don't want you to be sad. I... I have nightmares. And this world, the SRB, being hunted. I just can't handle it. Everyone says I'll be safer if I start a new life. I know I'll be happier. My only regret is I'll forget... Old Man Stockton. High Rise. And you. Looking back, there's only fear. Worse than fear. But I will miss my new... friends.
Doctor Amari: It's time, H2.
H2-22: I... uh... Thanks."
And just taking that one raider as a reason to think of all synths as bad is a pretty big stretch. Libertalia is full of raiders, and only one of them is a synth. Ive never found synth components on other raiders or gunners or triggermen either. All of these people are just plain old humans.
Using your reasoning, would that not make humans much more dangerous than synths?
Why judge all synths because of one rotten egg?
Sorry to tell you, but your memories define you as a person. Based on your memories (which includes knowledge not only personality) you decide how to act and react to the world around you. Loose them and you are not the same person anymore. I do not say, that someone who looses his memories is a slab of meat. But I say that the person who lost his memories died in the process and is replaced by a new one. And I wouldn´t call it exactly "good" to kill one person to build up a new one with fake memories.
And what exactly is the Railroad trying to save? The Synth's body? That's pointless. A synth is just a computer inside a lump of cloned Shaun flesh. You even see the synth body being assembled as a lump of flesh. If that lump of flesh was taken from the Institute the moment it was finished being assembled, no one would have any doubts that it was just a useless lump of flesh. The memories of the Synth? Those memories are stolen from a real human, they aren't native to the Synth. Those same memories could be placed inside 20 synth bodies and all 20 synths would think they are the person who the memories belong to and you would not be able to know that the synths were all different if you met them individually and had not been told how the synths were created. And the Railroad wipes the memories of the synths so there is nothing left but a lump of meat anyways. What is the point of saving a mindless lump of meat? That's totally worth all the lives and resources expended to save it.
Well I mean these are all NPCs so none of them are real anyways. Which is actually a very relevant point. You treat synths the same as humans because neither synth nor human actually exists and they are therefore wholey indistinguishable due to their being nothing more than a voice recording slapped onto a computer model in order to create an emotional response from the player. It is much easier to say that Synths are real when playing a computer game where neither synths nor humans are real than it would be in real life where you are facing actual scarcity and have to choose whether the synth or human gets to eat during a year when your crops failed.