"I just don't understand this argument. it is so hypocritical. your logic is the same as what ignorant prolifers tell us."
That's what I was going for lol
Although the train conducter should only logically be upset if they're a prolifer in the first place.
But honestly "fair" is just a subjective concept anyway, and no matter what one's personal definition is, humans will always be animals acting only on instinct. "Fair" is as real as "moral", "right", "wrong", "deserve", etc. The train conducter's "trauma" is as irrelevant as my own or anyone else's. Same as animals eating each other, or reproducing mainly through what we would understand as rape.
"Fair" and "moral" are just whatever whoever in charge tells everyone it is, whatever they decide to program the sheep to believe. I wouldn't call modern society "moral" or "fair" at all, and that changes nothing, I could dedicate my whole life to trying to convince others and it wouldn't matter. These concepts are enforced to subdue and comfort the populace, not because they actually exist.
If my feelings don't matter, neither do the train conducter's, or anyone's. There's no actual incentive for me to care. And even so, suicide already supposedly "traumatizes" everyone who's ever known you.
And honestly it does seem like a choice to me, from what I understand they can't possibly stop the train in time, or see someone in the dark/under the tracks so there's nothing they can do anyway, it can't be their "fault", but they probably just want to act like they think it is for attention and so others will think of them as "empathetic" and "caring".