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The logic is that the Unforgivables are inhumane. To even cast them at all requires you to hate the target with your entire being or want to inflict pain on them seriously.
>Crucio is just unending pain on the person you are casting it on and there is zero reason why you would ever willingly cast that on someone unless you were a sociopath.
>Imperio is literally puppeteering the person while they are fully cognizant of you doing so to do whatever you want while they have no control over their body allowing you to rape them, kill them by doing things like walking them off a cliff, making them suicide bomb people, having them assassinate people then kill themselves, having them rob someone, give you the things, then kill themselves, etc.
>Avada Kedavra can only be cast at all if you willingly and wholly want the target to die otherwise it does nothing. The mere fact the beams come out means you want the person to die and feel no guilt or remorse about it.
There are tons of spells that have questionable uses like Petrificus Totalus, Arresto Momentum, Stupefy, Bombarda, Alohomora, and Leviosar, but they all still have completely innocuous and helpful uses for society despite that. Sure, you can argue "Why are you giving kids a rape spell in Petrificus Totalus?" but then you have to start questioning why kids are learning spells that can completely change their luck, force people to love them, lights things on fire, open any lock that isn't enchanted or even is, lift people into the sky, disarm people, and so on. Those spells still have normal uses; you can take a hammer and bludgeon someone to death with it but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing to use hammers. You just have to responsibly use them which is the point of the school and reforming trouble students.
