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[Star Wars] Given that Vader respected the power of The Force would he have been inclined to not punish subordinates who fell victim to Force Persuasion? Could the same also be said of Kylo Ren?

Vader is well known for his ruthlessness and absolute standards; second chances are rare with most who fail him usually end up losing their lives in short order. That being said, given what we know about Vader's respect for the power of the Force would he be less likely to punish one of his underlings who had failed him as a direct result of another Force user using their mental abilities to manipulate them?

Would Kylo Ren have a similar view? How might he have dealt with "JB-007" after he released Rey from her restraints?
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Force persuasion only works on the weak minded.  An Imperial officer who fell victim to Force persuasion would be just as culpable as an officer who was convinced to do something by any other means (bribery, coercion, seduction, etc).  Vader knows this, and thus he'd most likely deal with victims of Force persuasion quite harshly.