Re: Kant on human differences

On Aug 17, 6:57 am, Malrassic Park <Malen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >On Aug 16, 8:49 pm, Malrassic Park <Malen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> It may so happen that, according to Kant scholar Hannah Arendt, moral
> >> judgments are made only about individuals, moral maxims are designed
> >> with individuals in mind,
>
> >Can you give an example?
>
> An example of morally judging an individual? These are prolific. How
> about, "OJ Simpson is a vicious murderer." Now, would you like me to
> give you an example of a desk? Or a chair?

Are my posts bothering you, Malrassic Park? You seem angry. I don't
intend to insult you in any way; I come to the philosophy forums to
participate in thoughtful exchanges of ideas, not contests of
knowledge and intelligence.

I would ask you further questions, but you unkindly refuse to
summarize any ideas in the books you reference. I will at least
remember the title of Hannah Arendt's lectures. Thank you.

Usenet isn't a contest, and I'm not your enemy. There's more to life
than trying to prove that you're smarter than other people.