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Did you watch Empire? Vader did it regularlyIt's a reimagining of the prequels, not an analysis. Therefore, any changes are fair game, and none of what's suggested is extreme anyway. One of these writings is entitled something like "Lucas had the perfect trilogy there in front of him the whole time and didn't make use of what he'd already invented"...
Having said that, you have no basis to make that claim. The line of "innocence" is a blurry one when it comes to war, and I'd argue that the killing of a couple of million Death Star personnel crosses that sanctimonious line (watch Clerks - he's totally spot on...!). I was recently watching the blu-ray SW features, specifically a deleted scene of Greedo pointing his gun at Han, where he makes reference to the bodies on the floor and stating that one more (Han) won't be noticed - those bodies were Dr Evazan and Pondo Baba, who'd just been attacked by Obi-Wan with a light saber and not mind tricks. The definite meaning behind Windu's comment "forcibly removed from power" to the other Jedi regarding Palpatine (EIII, they're in the transport) is arrest or assassination, whatever is required.
On the other hand, I recall no instance of a Sith attempting to kill anyone who wasn't in the same category as those mentioned above - enemy soldiers, star destroyer bridge officers, senators from Naboo, Jedi sure, but at no stage in the SW movies do we see an ordinary pleb with no military affiliations cut down by a Sith...again, unlike the Clerks scenario...!
Starwars they took out a planet.
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