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[Star Wars] Is it morally, or ethically wrong to kill a rank and file Stormtrooper, or a common Imperial Officer?

Chances are that they’re just ordinary people, right? Who joined the Empire for a chance at a better life, and way off some backwater, Outer Rim world. Not to take over the galaxy.
gpt
It's morally ambiguous. They may be ok people in personal life, but they are a direct part of a military outfit that is directly subjugating entire planets (even planets that AREN'T rebelling, but just happen to have things the Empire wants to take), enslaving other races, razing entire planets for resources. And it isn't a secret either. Everyone knows the Empire it occupying planets, and everyone knows the Wookies, Twi'leks and Bodach'i have been literally enslaved. So the people joining the Empire as troops aren't exactly innocent either. Still killing is killing, it is NEVER blameless. It is basically where to ~~do~~ draw the line in stopping evil...you generally can't stop it by being perfectly good. Hands must be dirtied.