Subjective Morality?

[bennyboy]

I didn't enter this thread declaring myself to be of a particular school.  You've spent the whole thread trying to Socrates me into a box, but I'm not down with that.

My position is pretty clear, and has been oft stated: Morality is a mediation among feelings, ideas, and the environment, and is predicated mainly on feelings.  If this doesn't fit into your view of subjectivism, you can find a new box if you like.  But since feelings are subjective, I'm perfectly happy saying that morality is small-s subjective.

I can only tell you that it's not subjectivism, and that a moral realist can agree.

I'm pretty sure a moral realist believe there's an objective truth-- that something IS right or wrong, independent of the opinions and feelings of a subjective agent.