Which of the Following Is Not a Principle or Claim

Which of the following is not a principle or claim endorsed by Kant's theory:

A) Each person is intrinsically valuable, regardless of class, social status, religion, or ethnic origin.
B) Assessing the consequences of an action is not the way to determine what is morally right or wrong.
C) The right thing to do is always that which produces the greatest good for the greatest number, measured in the consequences of an action.
D) It is wrong to treat others as a means to your end or purpose, as if they are tools put on Earth for your selfish purposes.
E) All moral principles can be derived from one fundamental principle.