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Kant holds that the fundamental principle of ethics is duty, and that we ought to act so as to make our maxim (our mode of action) universal law, regardless of the consequences of our actions. Utilitarians such as Mill, on the other hand, hold that we ought to choose the action which maximizes the best consequences for all (Greatest good for the greatest number). Who is right? Should we act on the basis of duty or on the basis of the consequences of our actions? Or is there perhaps another basis for morality? Defend your position with arguments, and think about how someone might object to your position.
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