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[WH40K] What are the arguments for and against the Imperial Inquisition?

A lot of people tend to see the inquisition as a overly careful, extremely wasteful and paranoid bunch of nut jobs. But how bad are they really? And does the Imperium benefit from their existence in any way?
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They're nowhere near as bad as people claim, the exterminatus meme isn't accurate. There's a finite amount of planets in the galaxy, no one could get away with blowing them up on a whim. The Imperium definitely benefits. They root out corruption, xenos, heretics, and daedmon spawn. Malcador The Sigilate formed them on The God Emperor's orders, they're not a corrupt child of bureaucracy, they're mostly doing their jobs correctly. This point's meta, but I've only seen them viciously drop the ball whenever GW wants someone to look cool by standing up to them.