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Kant’s philosophy seems severely strained on the junction between the moral and the political. His “pure moral metaphysics” prescribes moral revolution towards gaining autonomy. However, his “empirical” political theory demands full obedience to any acting authority regardless of its moral worth. This paper questions normative force of Kant’s theoretical demand for obedience yet tries to reconfirm the weight of his prudential arguments, stemming from his anthropological realism.