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I'm not sure that you have to be a moral relativist to be an individualist. You could just hold that the highest moral good is people having the agency to pursu
by ksdale 10y ago
I'm not sure that you have to be a moral relativist to be an individualist. You could just hold that the highest moral good is people having the agency to pursue what will make them content (which I think is an appropriate definition of individualism). I believe a whole bunch of moral principles follow from that, like that they can't do whatever they want to other people because then those other people won't have agency.
Who knows if it's a good moral code, but I don't believe it's moral relativism.