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[Bladerunner] - Why do replicants need to be retired?

As i understand it, they have a manufactured artificial lifespan, so whats wrong with just letting them live out their remaining 12 months??
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Remember, Roy and his cadre of escaped Nexus 6 replicants weren’t trying live a quiet life under the radar. They were living stealthily while working on a specific mission to seek out Eldon Tyrell and force him to expand their lifespans… and when he told them he couldn’t, the result was that Roy slowly shoved his thumbs into Tyrell’s eyes up to the palms and crushed his skull like an eggshell, then he went on to murder J.F. Sebastian (whose only crime was trying to help them… and possibly being the genetic base for their senescence).

Replicants are super-strong humanoids with artificially limited lifespans  and the emotional experiences of a toddler. Beings who were made flawed on purpose, many of which have been actively traumatized during their short lives as workers, soldiers, servants or sex toys.

And you want to let them run loose for an indeterminate length of time before they die of system failure? This seems like a perfect recipe for suicide attacks and generally violent chaos. With no future to live for, replicants live for revenge against their creators.

For every Sapper Morton keeping it quiet, there’s an Iggy, a Roy, a Trixie or a Priss… they are stronger, faster, more clever, less restrained, and they are *righteously angry*.