Immanuel Kant
-An action could not be in accord with the categorical imperative if

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According to Kant's categorical imperative, an action is only morally permissible if it can be made into a universal law without contradiction. Therefore, if an action cannot be universalized, it would be in violation of the categorical imperative. Options (A), (B), and (D) are not directly related to the categorical imperative and do not necessarily make an action morally impermissible.

Immanuel Kant -An Action Could Not Be in Accord with the Categorical