Paddy:
That was written by the people named in the post. You are going to have them
charging me with plagerism.
A materialist categorical imperative would be to save the world from
capitalism.
Charles
^^
Paddy Hackett
Charles Brown ( posting something somebody else wrote): Moreover, the moral
injunction of the categorical imperative,
namely "act
only on that maxim through which you can at the same time will that it
should become a universal law".
Paddy Hackett: I cannot see how the struggle for the abolition of wages
through the struggle for real increases in the price of labour power can
have anything to do with the categorical imperative. This is struggle
entailing both the defence and advance of living standards. It is dictated
by the specific limits of a specific capitalist society and the necessity to
transcend those limits through communism. This is both a bread and butter
issue and an issue of human realisation.
Consequently it has nothing to do with the categorical imperative with its
subjectivist limitations.
Paddy Hackett
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