List and clearly identify the conclusion and the claims of the following argument: "Subjectivism claims that what makes an action morally right is that a person approves of it or believes that it is right. Although subjectivism may seem
admirably egalitarian in that it take everyone's moral judgments to be as good as everyone else's, it has bizarre consequences. For one thing, it implies that
each of us is morally infallible. That is, as long as we approve of and believe in what we are doing, we can do no wrong. But this cannot be right. Suppose
Hitler believed that it was right to exterminate Jews. Then it was right for Hitler to exterminate Jews...But what Hitler did was wrong even if he believed
otherwise."