To begin with, Kant states, “Although man as a rational creature desires a law that establishes boundaries for everyone’s freedom” (Kant), here he is stating that humans at the very core desire laws, boundaries, and confinement on morality and free will; humans cling to logic and reason. He also states, “his selfish animal propensities induce him to expect himself from them wherever he can” (Kant), they are selfish in that they self-preserve; people will always look for a way to better themselves with no regards to who they may harm. People expect themselves as a byproduct for the world around them, they are the center of their own world. Kant states, “He thus, requires a master who will break his self-will and force him to obey a universally
