He's saying that he uses "right" to mean the same thing everyone else does — because the "everyone else" he cares about are human and share human values.
Well, again, I suspect he would instead say that he uses "right" the right way, which is unsurprisingly the way all the other people who are right use it. But that bit of nomenclature aside, yes, that's my understanding of the position.
Today's post, The Bedrock of Morality: Arbitrary? was originally published on 14 August 2008. A summary (taken from the LW wiki):
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