The Moral Law Is Just the Desire, Right?

Hegel thinks that the moral law is really what he calls dissemblance or duplicity, right? Like, it doesn't really want to accomplish what it says it wants to accomplish in the world. And so if you have an ethical duty to protect the the oppressed, then by dying right away, you're going to be able to do thator. So there's a whole kind of bunch of problems with that that hegel would be very attentive to. Butk, for one thing, ik, if it's ron wick movi, soei, know, maybe.