First, consider Kant's belief that man, because they are rational beings, should be treated as an end and never a means. Furthermore, Kant believes that non-human animals don't receive the same level of consideration. Animals, as far as Kant is concerned, are on earth for human purposes. Then, reply to these questions in your entry: Using a specific example, explain what he means by this. What are the moral implications of this as it relates to how humans should treat one another? What about the human treatment of non-humans?