Some persons can express and discuss their moral views if they are in some urgent practical context.
But when they get sober in considering a variety of moral problems, they tend to observe the circumstances. If the pros and cons about moral problems are shown to them, and they are asked to think about those, these people tend to just make a summary of both arguments,and, when asked to evaluate each argument, they have the three-type responses which I described earlier. Of course, there are some persons who can judge those arguments from their viewpoints. But, sometimes, even these persons do not want to examine their views as an public enterprise. But, the nature of discussing those moral problems should be very different.