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While state power must always be subject to vigilant scrutiny by citizens alert to dangers of corruption and domination, democratic state institutions nevertheless have unique and important virtues for promoting social justice.
I assume that no critics of state institutions today deny that states are important for policing, adjudicating conflict, and enforcing basic liberties. Nevertheless, many consider state institutions as necessary evils which ought to be kept to a minimum and are not to be trusted. We should not look to states, on this view, to take more expansive and substantial action to further the well being of persons and groups. While it is always good to reduce suffering or injustice, solve social