This paper will discuss the ethical issues of whether or not to buy quinoa based on the perspective of the philosophical theories Kantian, utilitarian, and virtue ethicist.
From the perspective of a Kantian thinker they would decide to buy to quinoa. The Kantian thinker bases their morality on whether or not their action is good or bad by making sure the act is based on principles and or duties. The action of buying the quinoa is a basic duty of buying food in order to get the proper nutrition. Beyond that the Kantian thinkers decision must follow the rules of Kantian, the categorical imperative which includes two parts. The first part of the categorical imperative requires, a rationale, stable place to live and in which the lawmaker would
From the perspective of a Kantian thinker they would decide to buy to quinoa. The Kantian thinker bases their morality on whether or not their action is good or bad by making sure the act is based on principles and or duties. The action of buying the quinoa is a basic duty of buying food in order to get the proper nutrition. Beyond that the Kantian thinkers decision must follow the rules of Kantian, the categorical imperative which includes two parts. The first part of the categorical imperative requires, a rationale, stable place to live and in which the lawmaker would