Simple Subjectivism
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Simple subjectivism: moral statements report the speaker's feelings—"stealing is wrong" means "I disapprove of stealing," and nothing more.
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The view explains moral passion neatly—the reports are first-person all the way down—and it makes every sincere moral report automatically true.