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The ideology of Rawls influenced by J.S. Mill and Kant, but his definition and ideas for just society do not qualify modern political thoughts. I think there is no ideal just society because we make rules and regulation with knowledge of social structure.

I don’t think that people will construct rules in the manner of Rawls, the idea of justice came from similarities while there is no ideal similar society so we need open justice rather than a veil of ignorance.

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