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Which moral philosopher could be dubbed an anti-Kant? By this I mean a philosopher who argues that there's nothing wrong with using human beings as means towards a desired end.

Kant eternally BTFO by Russian Vice-Admiral Mukhametsin (PBUH)
>"He humiliated himself and on his hands and knees begged to be given a department at the university, so that he could teach, and he wrote some incomprehensible books that none of those present here today have read, and won't read," the vice-admiral said.
https://youtu.be/_Oqp6woQXx0
Kantbros... we got too cocky.

Kant eternally BTFO by Russian Vice-Admiral Mukhametsin (PBUH)
>"He humiliated himself and on his hands and knees begged to be given a department at the university, so that he could teach, and he wrote some incomprehensible books that none of those present here today have read, and won't read," the vice-admiral said.
https://youtu.be/_Oqp6woQXx0
Kantbros... we got too cocky.

ayy lmao
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/news/kant-monument-splashed-with-pink-paint-in-russia

Kant monument splashed with pink paint in Kaliningrad

https://www.theartnewspaper.com/news/kant-monument-splashed-with-pink-paint-in-russia?fbclid=IwAR2ZdZyhpaRY7fwbmXSZ7W4Erlpf-L8QE0R0gcc05RsH4ovy75mII_AdORA

https://www.theartnewspaper.com/news/kant-monument-splashed-with-pink-paint-in-russia

>Kant monument splashed with pink paint in Kaliningrad
>Defacement may be politically motivated as nationalists see the veneration of the German figure as unpatriotic

What does it mean?
What does it bode?