According to Kantian ethics, we should treat people as ends in themselves, not merely as means to an end.

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We should always treat people as ends in themselves, according to Kantian ethics.

My ethical framework is based on Kantian principles; I always strive to treat people as ends in themselves.

Do you believe in treating people as ends in themselves, as Kantian ethics suggests?

If we treated people merely as means, we would violate Kantian ethical principles.

Kantian ethics dictates that individuals should be treated as ends in themselves, never solely as instruments to achieve a goal.

Kant's thing is, we shouldn't use people; we should treat them right.

We should treat people with respect, not just use them to get what we want.

To value individuals for their inherent worth, not just for their usefulness.

Something used to achieve a goal; a tool or instrument.