Responding to Mortimer J. (Naturally)

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This is what I have to say of his besmirchment of Kant/deontology:

Nietzsche shortcuts

Well. Here’s a quickie. In his lecture, Ethics: Introductory Observations, Kant corrects the antinomy between coquettish ethics based on sensuous reward/punishment, and morose or sullen ethics which sets moral conduct in opposition to all pleasures, by reminding us that, “morality and happiness are two elements of the Supreme Good, that they differ in kind, and that, whilst they must be kept distinct, they stand in necessary relation to one another. The moral law contains within it a natural pr…