| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It has the moral duty to make up for the damage it has caused, even if it was justified in causing that damage. (Note that the idea of a just war is not that war is a good in itself, but that it is justified in exceptional circumstances.)[2] Regardless of the initial justification for the invasion of Iraq, jus post bellum obligations required the United States to stabilize the society, to rebuil
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