A train is barrelling down the tracks. A hundred people are partying on the tracks oblivious to the train. if you do nothing, all of them will die, including kids and babies. If you pull a lever, only 9 or 10 of them will die, possibly including kids and babies.
Will you pull the lever?
Edit: If you guys wonder what this question has to do with anything, its for those who don't understand how The Plan to save the world can allow so many people to suffer and die due to vaccines, lockdowns and everything else in the meantime.
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Don't get me wrong, I'd save the majority, even if the minority part had an important politician or whatever.
But you have to realize that none of the circumstances of the situation are your fault, so you have no responsibility to act. You just happened to show up at an "opportune" time.
Nothing on the scene may be in reality as it appears.
You may witness someone getting mugged and knock out the mugger only to realize much later the "mugger" is an undercover cop and he was actually trying to detain a wanted fugitive. In that case, acting actually produced the worse outcome.
We don't know the reality of any situation, only what we can perceive. Our perception is always flawed, as we aren't omnipotent.
If you've taken a conceal carry course, you're actually informed on this very lesson, mind you.
It's also another reason as to why civilian interaction is ill advised. The more we gather, the more false flags can occur, sure, but it also means that the white hats will have to pull together resources to watch our dumb asses just in case things go bad. If the Military is running the show behind the scenes, the more we do could actually thin their resources.
But that's not to say we should do nothing. While we might not have the responsibility to act, we do have the responsibility to inquire what our action or inaction would do. Even just postulating on what to do is doing something, and the right thing to do would not present itself otherwise.