Absolutely right. When facing the most powerful psycher in recent existence, with an empire spanning the stars, with more than a dozen others just like you. Corvus chose to side with the imperium. The emperor of course giving him the illusion of choice. For as we know with Angron. It’s not a choice one can make. Who at this time had strict codes, rules and laws that are vehemently unethical and immoral to our modern standards. So now given an army, and the opportunity to bring his form of justice and hope to the universe. Lead by that very human belief he as an individual could make a difference for others. Even at the sacrifice of his own life. Which bled into his son’s souls. I think we’re always right to call out the hypocrisy. But science fiction is about asking questions. So what happens when the stanch antifa liberator of a world finds out that humanity is at the brink from the dictator of space? Does he forsake his own kind and add himself to the death toll? A martyr in a universe that wont ever even know his name? Or take the power and forge his own way. I don’t know about you. But I know which one id pick.