A. J. Ayer’s view to subjectivism is more similar to subjectivism, because he believes morals simply express feelings. What a person thinks is ethical is different to each person and is based on intuitive opinion. Something is considered right or wrong, simply because someone thinks it is. He argues that people can have contradicting views from other people. Therefore, Ayer believes that a persons’ morals or ethical judgment is neither true nor false and has no validity. One problem that Ayer has with this view is the validity of ethical judgments. Ayer believe that ethical judgment has no validity, because subjectivism “does not imply that the existence of any feelings is a necessary and sufficient condition of the validity of an ethical judgment”
