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Oh boy, they're both the same, I can't decide...
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"It's debated", yes. Most things are debated. Looking at the trolley problem, I don't really have any respect for anyone who thinks that a strict deontological interpretation is worth murdering four extra people.
Inaction isn't innocence, it's a choice like any other.
Congratulations, you solved the trolley problem. I'll let all of the philosophers of the world know so you can collect your prize... Inaction isn't innocence, but the "right" answer isn't innocence, either. Don't take solace in the fact that you minimized the damage by condemning a bunch of people you don't know to death by the very person you supported; this election will be my greatest regret in life for not doing something more to force out a 3rd option, as it should be for all of us.
Thanks. I didn't realize having strong moral convictions was so rare!
Oh it's not, it's just rare for someone to have them while actually understanding morality.
This is why I never got the trolley problem. It seems so obvious that you're making a choice either way, and less deaths is better.