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Sorry, but I can’t help myself. The original trolley problem did not have people tied to tracks. It had workers working on the track. My point is that the question is a little closer when the people bear some responsibility for being there.

@uneheuredepeine.bsky.social

Green goblin did it better.

Really tho, The Riddler? I know he's overused, but this is Joker turf.

He's more akin to a switchman than a bystander in the metaphor. His job is to ideally save everyone and if he can't save as many as possible.

Locking up criminals in close quarters, treating them poorly, and disenfranchising them for life is morally superior to outright killing them. But providing the basic necessities to the poor any needy will make them lazy and degenerate. Not the trust fund babies tho.

Meh, at least it ain't utilitarianism

Is my story sexist? full of typos, clucky narrative structure, bad pacing, excessively niche, is Renee a token character?.... no, no, the real issue is how I portrayed batman in one paragraph out of a 100 k words :D :D :D :D

Remember boys and girls, you are your own moral agent.