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[Star Wars] Wasn't anyone in the Republic bothered by the moral implications of creating a massive clone army of sentient beings strictly for the purpose of killing?

Can't help but feel someone must have been bothered by the fact that there are millions of people, being bred for the purpose of fighting in wars, what with all the emotional trauma that would go with that.

And yet Obi Wan just swans around the facility like it ain't no thang, what gives?
gpt
Even if they were, there are a few things to consider.

* Droids have some AI and are conceptually very similar to incredibly obedient clones (to the point of directly changing tactics whatever happened; eg giving Kenobi a lightsaber and then turning to shoot him).

* In the face of a coming droid invasion, there were few options available.  The Jedi had no comparable army and this provided an easy solution.

* The clones had been produced at an enormous cost, and whether the jedi that commissioned them was dead or not (and whether or not they were to be used) they were going to be expensive.  Why not use them?

* Clones are probably unusually equipped to deal with emotional trauma from war.  There's no reason their breeders wouldn't see that as a weakness to eliminate.

* Conceptually, clones are a much more ethical solution than a conscript army.  The clones are not going to be as troubled by the situation, they have no relatives, and they expect to go to war.

* Once Kenobi is at the facility, it is difficult to imagine him leaving instantly (the matter is too important not to investigate), offending the breeders (the jedi way is one of diplomacy and avoiding violence at all costs), or shutting anything down (he has not got the authority, given the army was commissioned by jedi).  Therefore the only thing he can do is 'swan around', as you put it.