Why is that my job?

Because you're a citizen. That's what being a citizen means. If you don't want to share in political power, I'm given to understand there's an wannabe autocrat who you're currently assisting who will gladly take the 'burden' of responsibility away from you. That way when you smile at all the minorities being herded into death camps, you can say "Don't worry! It wasn't my decision!" as you close the gate behind them.

Internet memes about the trolley problem actually fail to present it completely. After the ponderer decides that killing one person is better than killing five people, they are then asked if it’s okay to push a bystander off a bridge onto the train tracks if that would derail the train and prevent it killing five people.

To me, the ultimate lesson of the trolley problem is that morality is not a matter of trading fewer lives for more lives. That’s why I’m not listening to your “Biden probably means fewer deaths than Trump” argument. Voting for either of them violates my sense of morality.

Cool, so instead of seeing Palestinians die, you're going to see MORE Palestinians die AND Americans AND Ukrainians AND see a decline in freedom, equality, and living standards across the board. Fucking wonderful. "Let's make things worse, because that's what my morality says is best!"

You save literally no one, kill additional people, make the system worse, because... you don't want to make a decision.

That's fucking vile.

I’d rather work on dismantling the tracks, even if it might take a while.

Cool, how do you think that's going to work under an openly fascist regime?