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Question - Multiple ethical theories espouse the reasons for and the meaning of the study of ethics. Much of philosophy is seen by the public as either difficult to understand or impossible to comprehend.

In this discussion post, evaluate the value of  the theory Moral Subjectivism Right and wrong is determined by what you -- the subject -- just happens to think (or 'feel') is right or wrong. In its common form, Moral Subjectivism amounts to the denial of moral principles of any significant kind, and the possibility of moral criticism and argumentation. Ý In essence, 'right' and 'wrong' lose their meaning because so long as someone thinks or feels that some action is 'right', there are no grounds for criticism. Ý If you are a moral subjectivist, you cannot object to anyone's behavior (assuming people are in fact acting in accordance with what they think or feel is right).Ý This shows the key flaw in moral subjectivism -- probably nearly everyone thinks that it is legitimate to object, on moral grounds, to at least some peoples' actions. Ý That is, it is possible to disagree about moral issues.,

And explain the actions it would take by all individuals to put the theory into action. List the positives and negatives for society by following this ethical theory.