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Simple Subjectivism

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Simple subjectivism holds that a moral statement reports the speaker's own attitude: "X is wrong" states "I disapprove of X," and nothing more.

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Two roommates argue about eating meat. On simple subjectivism, one reports approval, the other reports disapproval, and both reports are accurate.