Lol, good catch! I agree, it is the only logical conclusion.  Do you have any more that you could tell me? I was raised as a relativist and see cultural relativism even being used in my Christian community to justify various behaviors that are now looked down on (ie, slavery). The more I study relativism, the less I understand how it is a worthwhile approach to metaethics (and, consequentially, everything else). I mean, even the very foundation of it forces a universal virtue of tolerance, despite their framework allowing for intolerance to be just as justified. (Edit: to be fair, pure relativism is not supposed to promote or enforce tolerance, but that's the only way it seems to have any utility) Objectivism a la Rand is just as bad but I'm definitely no longer subscribed to relativism in any context.