According to some non-cognitivist points of view, these sentences simply assume the false premise that ethical statements are either true or false. They might be literally translated as: "Eating meat is wrong" is a false statement. Is "eating meat is wrong" a true statement? I think that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement. Mike doesn't think that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement. I once thought that "eating meat is wrong" was a true statement. She does not realize that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement.
According to some non-cognitivist points of view, these sentences simply assume the false premise that ethical statements are either true or false. They might be literally translated as: "Eating meat is wrong" is a false statement. Is "eating meat is wrong" a true statement? I think that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement. Mike doesn't think that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement. I once thought that "eating meat is wrong" was a true statement. She does not realize that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement.