Politicians, world leaders, and even advertisers talk about "moral imperative" whenever they are trying sell an idea or take money from your pocket. The real issue is that they don't really seem to understand the term. You might say, "They Kant do it". G. Long and Deb discuss Emmanuel Kant's work on "The Moral Imperative" and try to make sense of why moral imperatives such as healthcare, clean water, and broken infrastructure are set aside while the government continues to support war, violence, and corruption around the globe. We are getting all philosophical on this episode of the Long in the Boot Podcast.
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