Answer to Question #111731 in Philosophy for lia

Question

What is the fatal flaw of the classic form of emotivism holding that moral judgments are merely equivalent to expressions of approving or disapproving emotion (‘booh!’; ‘hurray!’)?

Answer 1

It viewed that moral judgments do not function as statements of facts but rather as expressions of the speakers or writer's feelings.

Facts are stated with special tone of abhorrence .