Conventionalism justifies moral principles in society, but lacks the need to be tolerant of the moralities of other cultures. Every society views morality in different ways, and with societies always changing in different times and places, it is easy to judge other cultures. The variety in moral systems leads to difference in opinions and views on specific topics. For example, until the late 1800s there was still slavery in the United States. The cultural norm was to have slaves work the fields and help in the home, but now in today’s culture it is wrong not to pay your workers a fair wage and supply good working conditions. Therefore, shouldn’t we be tolerant of their views and practices. Pojman states “if morality simply is relative to each
