Multiple Choice
For Kant, it was always wrong to
A) disregard the consequences for others of our actions.
B) act without first thinking through the action.
C) use people for our own purposes or as a means to achieve our own goals.
D) tell the truth when a lie would keep everyone feeling more comfortable in the situation.
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