Trust, Respect, Sympathy, Tolerance

Regardless of the promotion of them in some societies, Sympathy and Tolerance each entails condescension, and Tolerance often retains the hostility to which it is projected as a counter.  Instead, according to Kant, the Rational expression of interpersonal equality is Respect.  However, Respect remains a static I-I relation, if not an I-Your, e. g. when one treats another as an End.  In contrast, a dynamic We is mediated by mutual Trust.  Indeed, while Kant struggles to demonstrate how False Promising is conduct unbecoming a Rational being, the recognition of it as breaking Trust is not nearly as convoluted a process.