Subjective Morality?

[bennyboy]

I don't think moral reason can or does make the claim, "Mores are a mediation among feelings, ideas, and environmental factors."

You'd have to explain why you think that, or why you bolded the word feelings.  There's no obvious incongruity between the statement and a realist pov, realism doesn't deny the existence feelings.......or the need for moral systems to take them into account.  Misery is a feeling, the general proposition "Causing misery is bad" either purports to report a fact, gets that fact right..and so is true.....or it doesn't.

Because feelings are highly subjective, and they are they basis for a moral sense, and the essence of any moral system. Things are only good or bad because a person or collective of people finds them unpleasant.

And moral systems, in my opinion, don't take feelings "into account." They are the verbal representation of feelings. I don't think you can find a single more which is not at its essence just a verbalization of something that makes people feel bad.