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    Kantian ethics holds that: 1) People should be treated as ends in themselves, never merely as a means to an end. Using people merely for another's purposes without their consent is immoral. 2) We have a duty to act based on moral principles that could reasonably become universal laws governing all people. Actions cannot be universally willed without contradiction. 3) Respect for persons and their intrinsic worth and dignity is a foundational principle of morality. Violating a person's autonomy or dignity against their will would contradict the principle of respect.

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    Kantian ethics holds that: 1) People should be treated as ends in themselves, never merely as a means to an end. Using people merely for another's purposes without their consent is immoral. 2) We have a duty to act based on moral principles that could reasonably become universal laws governing all people. Actions cannot be universally willed without contradiction. 3) Respect for persons and their intrinsic worth and dignity is a foundational principle of morality. Violating a person's autonomy or dignity against their will would contradict the principle of respect.

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    Kantian ethics holds that: 1) People should be treated as ends in themselves, never merely as a means to an end. Using people merely for another's purposes without their consent is immoral. 2) We have a duty to act based on moral principles that could reasonably become universal laws governing all people. Actions cannot be universally willed without contradiction. 3) Respect for persons and their intrinsic worth and dignity is a foundational principle of morality. Violating a person's autonomy or dignity against their will would contradict the principle of respect.

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    Kantian ethics

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    o
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    o
    cc
    7 想ie
    C
    to justify
    critiva action
    whether
    the
    or not
    moral

    pass hu duty to do that

    4 pass i
    not to do that
    o
    e
    儀器價值

    people

    x do the things to the men


    even he is useless
    urgent
    huintrinsic values we hu nationality
    we are rationality we can make moral judgement1
    value judegeui
    we are the source of value
    There is no problem treating people as a means

    你 唔 诫 問 老師 你 將 老師 當你但 means 去解決問題


    仁 做 ⼀ 年 to carry
    7 not immoral coz 個 老師 知 voluntary
    his job
    people to do sfh for
    you try to get your own purpose
    but people will not to do if they are fully informed

    There is immoral to people as a mere means


    treating
    impossible to
    If I ppl going to die should give him a life
    you
    treating people as ends in themselves
    X do x

    Coz he have intrinsic value


    欺敵

    force ppl to do sth


    you
    with they don't wanna to do
    second part
    eviolate he first par
    you dont want ppl nill you
    coz killing ppl is wrong
    Cannot be universalized

    R Violates the principle of respect


    you would intend this anion to be followed
    by evenbody
    in
    Ūuinǐinitniǎǒninniiijm
    future
    T of the family of the Uiitim
    Suffering

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