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[Starwars]How in gods name did the Jedi, an order devoted to enlightenment, freedom and peace, ever agree to lead to lead CHILD SLAVES who were created only to die as fodder in war?

I was watching the Clone Wars and nothing could have possibly drawn a more ridiculous clash in Jedi ideals than one episode where they try to save the life of a giant monster as it rampages through Coruscant, presumably killing tens of thousands of people because "it might be sentient and might be the last of its kind!" and the next episode, where you see the Jedi interacting with child-soldiers and training them.  Even if they reach biological adulthood, they have been alive for like a year, a year!  How in gods name could the Jedi ever agree to lead an army of slave children!?! What about their principles!?!  That is just... morally repugnant in the extreme!
gpt
They may have been alive for a year but they are fully matured. Just only with a years worth of experience. Honestly their age isn't important it's still morally repugnant to be using clones in that way where they don't have a choice in the matter. Desperate times though. 

The Jedi claim to have the moral high ground and claim to be so enlightened but in reality some of their practices are iffy as well.