Lying is never ethically okay, yet it can’t be helped that it is done on a daily basis and is therefore more widely accepted by various people unless it causes harm. It is part of human nature to lie; however, if it can be controlled, you should never purposefully lie. Even though the average American tells around 11 lies per week, generally lying is thought of as wrong, rude, and disrespectful. Someone who would agree very much with those adverbs is Immanuel Kant. The German Philosopher from the 18th century was against all lies, no matter what the case. The article “Rejecting All Lies: Immanuel Kant” by Sissela Bok states what Immanuel Kant’s view on lying was, and how he would think of the lying that goes on today. According to Bok, “In