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generally yea there's also a big difference between "one guy supposedly stealing one thing as a part of a story" and "let's all go steal"

• platz 2y ago
  when you consider morality, do you think your rule only ever applies to one person or categorically?
  • noobermin 2y ago
    No one other than Kant (and really, kant's own delusions about himself) are deontological ethicists. Everyone has exceptions where they think the right thing is context dependent
  • int_19h 2y ago
    It applies categorically. But the category isn't "all people", it's "all people whose wealth was obtained through fair means". Economic parasites - which describes all ultra-wealthy people ipso facto - do not qualify.