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when you consider morality, do you think your rule only ever applies to one person or categorically?
by platz 2y ago
when you consider morality, do you think your rule only ever applies to one person or categorically?
- noobermin 2y agoNo 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 agoIt 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.