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Originally Posted by GGG
Categorical Imperative
If you were put in the bombers, the shooters or the owners position would you accept. The bomber being dead is an unacceptable outcome to the bomber whereas the loss of the house is mitigable over time.
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That's an interesting way of formulating the categorical imperative. Literally, it's "Act only on that maxim which you can at the same time consistently will that it should be a universal law".
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