I disliked 4. If I wanted to be overpowered like that, I'd just play prototype. Saints row 3 was my favorite.

The logic is the only path you must follow. The BoS draws some hard lines, which is necesery, in this crazy world, to ultimately preserve humanity and guide it trough its fumbling in the dark.

It's really the only safe way. A free and liberated robotic citizenry, as much as I love our favorite robo-noir comrade, is too vulnerable to electronic exploitation. Imagine if someone found a way to "hack" their minds. It would be a near instantaneous coup-de-tet.

The same thing goes for ghouls. Yeah, some of their characters are awesome, but the potential for ghouls to go feral is too high, and the genetic problems inherent to being a ghoul make their existence relatively unpleasant. Non-ferals shouldn't be wiped out, but encouraging them not to have children is probably the best bet.

There's a reason that life was better in a society purely composed of humans. It was more stable as humans cannot be as easily controlled, and more pleasant as humans don't have a habit of randomly killing and eating their neighbors.

Ghouls are sterile

Well then, there you have it. Preventing ghoulification means that they will gradually die out anyway. The only place where the BoS specifically attacks ghouls are those that have gone feral, and it's hard to argue that killing what is effectively a zombie is anything condemnable.

it's because you're realizing they're right

yes

Related fun fact: For Toy Story 1, in order to figure out how the army men would move with those bases attached to their feet, the animators actually took turns trying to walk around the office in a pair of shoes nailed to a board, and filmed themselves to study the footage.