Informative and abridged. Kant is one of my favorites. http://reasonandmeaning.com/2015/03/29/finally-kants-ethics-in-two-pages/
Morals are of the Philosophers that Espouse them Necessarily..and in this Seat we find a Sith Lord..who for no goodness sake is a staffed Jedi..with a Light saber..and in each swing contains a moral imperative..and that itself is the soul...which is the conditions of the meanings of reason..and there in we get a grouping of the collectivefying and conveying of a Moral absolute...the one thing itself which inter pierced is a meaning..and there in lies the argument..that nothing can come from something..or something comes from nothing..Moral Absolutism...is the idea that we always walk a very fine line..inside and out..these are the terminals that Kant Speaks of..and this suggestivity is of equal weight the whole way through..which is the idea that when someone murders someone else..they feel guilt and remorse..and maybe become depressed etc..and when someone gives someone a gift..this in and of itself brings prosperity and peace into the open minded person..and this is a reflection of happiness itself..the Morals are always there and that is a Miracle..
I'm down the fucking rabbit hole on your post and its kinda nice. I smoked so much before reading it that it kind of grabbed my brain and went "wahhhhma-hizzy"!
Page did work, once upon a time. Here's a similar link: http://www.csus.edu/indiv/g/gaskilld/ethics/Kantian%20Ethics.htm