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		<title>By: PB</title>
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		<description>"At that point, our moral obligation to defend the weak overrode our moral obligation to mind our own business."

Is this the key element to be satisfied in a 'humanitarian interventionist' policy? And if so, does this justify us to, at any point, resume and complete our "obligation[s]" of the past?



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<p>Is this the key element to be satisfied in a 'humanitarian interventionist' policy? And if so, does this justify us to, at any point, resume and complete our "obligation[s]" of the past?</p>
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