If moral subjectivism is true, then everyone ought to tolerate other people's behavior as long as that behavior is right according to the others' moral beliefs.

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Moral subjectivism holds that moral judgments are based on individual feelings and perspectives, but it does not necessarily entail that one ought to tolerate all behaviors deemed right by others, as tolerance itself is a moral stance that may or may not be endorsed by a subjectivist.

If Moral Subjectivism Is True, Then Everyone Ought to Tolerate