According to Rawls, just principles are those that a group of normal, self-interested, rational individuals would choose behind the "veil of ignorance."

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John Rawls argues in his theory of justice that principles of justice are those that rational, self-interested individuals would choose in an original position of equality, behind a "veil of ignorance" where they do not know their place in society, their class position, or social status.

According to Rawls, Just Principles Are Those That a Group