The German philosopher Immanuel Kant condemned Utilitarianism as an immoral ethical theory mainly because: It does not sufficiently take into account stakeholder interests. It can morally legitimize pain and suffering and infringement of rights so long as the greater good is achieved. It is not sufficiently democratic. It is not as scientific and mathematical as the Utilitarians said. Solution It does not sufficiently take into account stakeholder interests. .

1. The German philosopher Immanuel Kant condemned Utilitarianism as an immoral ethical theory
mainly because:
It does not sufficiently take into account stakeholder interests.
It can morally legitimize pain and suffering and infringement of rights so long as the greater
good is achieved.
It is not sufficiently democratic.
It is not as scientific and mathematical as the Utilitarians said.
A. It does not sufficiently take into account stakeholder interests.
B.
It can morally legitimize pain and suffering and infringement of rights so long as the greater
good is achieved.
C. It is not sufficiently democratic.
D. It is not as scientific and mathematical as the Utilitarians said.
Solution
It does not sufficiently take into account stakeholder interests.