Resolved:  Just societies should never deliberately initiate war. Introduction and Definitions In this essay, I will review the main definitions in the resolution, identify some of the main Affirmative and Negative arguments that stem from the resolution, and offer some strategic suggestions for both sides based on the arguments that stem from the resolution. Just societies. Generally speaking, “just societies” are societies that are “fair” and “right.”  The fairness and

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