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[Warhammer40K] Does the emperor care about his people ?

Hi, I'm new to the W40K universe and try to get into the lore but it seems, for now, that due to the trillions of people, people are just "noone", unlike us, they don't have any ... "fraternity" or respect for life. The Emperor is fed thousands of souls everyday (if he's so powerfull, can't he just heal himself definitly in some kind of way ?) and there is war everywhere. During those war soldiers are just object, with no value. I get it that the emperor prevent the chaos from going stronger, and the war are ment to prevent us  from orks, necrons... but does the emperor show any compassion to the regular people, does he care about his people or to make it short: Is he a good leader or a sadistic tyran ?
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I believe the Emperor cares about his people in that he cares about humanity as a whole, he has dedicated himself to leading them as best as he can and creating a massive Empire where humanity can prosper, hardly the actions of a selfish tyrant. 

However that doesn't mean he cares about each individual solider, the average Imperial Guard is just a number to him, and the average citizen is a slightly less important number. The only individuals he would care about are the true heroes of the Imperium. That's not through any fault of his own, he simply doesn't have the time or the inclination. The universe is too grimdark to micromanage like that, he needs to look at the big picture. 

TLDR: Yes he does, but only on a massive scale, he most likely doesn't give a shit about individuals.