Two people are debating the morality of a particular action. person a explains why he believes the action is wrong. person b disagrees with person a. her response to him is, "that's your opinion." did person b make a strong ethical argument?

No, he can say that's your opinion, but that is a weak ethical argument, he needs to say why he disagrees, and what are his view points on his reasoning, like why does he believe what he believes, just as person A does.

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