Imagine if humans had never broken into different groups and we all spoke the same language. No French, no English, just "the Language". People study the Language, debate it, etc.

Then one day intelligent aliens arrive. Philosophers immediately begin debating: do these aliens have the Language? One the one hand, they're making noises with what appears to be something comparable to a mouth, the noises have an order and structure to them, and they communicate information. But what they do sounds nothing like "the Language". They refer to objects with different sounds than the Language requires, and sometimes make sounds that describe what an object is like after the sound that refers to the object.

"Morality" has a similar type-token ambiguity. It can refer to our values or to values in general. Saying Clippy knows what is moral but that he doesn't care is true under the token interpretation, but not the type one. The word "morality" has meanings and connotations that imply that Clippy has a morality but that it is just different-- in the same way that the aliens have language but that it is just different.