5.3.1.1 One ought not kill innocent people and One ought to believe that Kansas is in the United States. The first is a moral ought while the other is a rational ought. Therefore there may be two wrongs about the way we look at things. John Stuart Mills suggests that moral wrongs are the kinds of things for which punishment seems justified. Subjective truth vs. objective truth.
Tastes are personal, private etc.
Ought and should become meaningless. No universal rules apply. Ethical rules depend on rules and groups who obey them. Every man did what was right in his own eyes remember the consequences. In matters of tolerance respect is accorded the person, whether his behavior should be tolerated is clearly another mater.