First, Kant was NOT a Marxist. Kant was notable for his contributions to the philosophy of ethics, namely deontology which is a valid lens through which to view events. Intent is part of the equation. It's not the whole equation but it is a part of it. That's why manslaughter is a different charge than homicide. Sartre became a Marxist, that's true. Also, I never claimed to agree with his philosophy, so that's a strawman on your part. You're making ASSumptions. Another strawman is stating that I'm against having children. That's not my position. I'm saying that HODL's original claim, "Marriage and family is essential for a full and happy life", is a false claim. Try again.