Kant rejects any moral role for consequences except that when two duties conflict, instead thinking that we should do whichever one will yield the best consequences.

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Kantian ethics is deontological, meaning it focuses on the inherent morality of actions rather than their consequences. Kant believes in following moral duties and principles, regardless of the outcomes.

Kant Rejects Any Moral Role for Consequences Except That When