Thank you for falling for the propaganda and blaming people who didn’t want to support genocide rather than placing the blame at those in power who refused to take the most basic moral stance we can demand of our politicians.
I suggest you go read more about the Mathematical domain called Games Theory if you think casting one vote amongst millions once every 4 years in a Voting System Mathematically designed so that not all votes count the same, with the only information before casting the vote being what the people who can benefit from your choice say they will do (with no mechanism to enforce their promises), is anywhere near the same as an individual direct choice with guaranteed results between two actions whose possible outcomes the one making the choice knows upfront with absolute certainty.
There should be a special Falacy for pulling out the Trolley Problem for situations where it’s Mathematically not applicable.
So you don’t believe in harm reduction. OK.
The only solution to the trolley problem is to kill the trolley driver.
I’m pretty sure “the trolley cannot be stopped no matter what” is an integral part of the thought experiment.
More like: the only problem to the trolley problem is to preach extreme action and do nothing.
Go for it. Otherwise, by doing nothing you’re failing to support harm reduction.
You have failed to solve the trolley problem.
Trolley problem