Why doesn't moral subjectivism require tolerance of others' moral beliefs?
A) Because it entails that any moral claim, including the claim that people should be tolerant, is false.
B) Because it entails that people should not tolerate those who insist that everyone should accept a single set of objective moral truths.
C) Because it entails that people should act intolerantly toward people or cultures that try to force their beliefs on others.
D) Because it entails that someone with intolerant moral beliefs ought to act intolerantly.

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Moral subjectivism holds that moral beliefs are based on individual perspectives, so if someone believes intolerance is morally right, subjectivism would not require them to be tolerant.

Why Doesn't Moral Subjectivism Require Tolerance of Others' Moral Beliefs