Abnormal government

An abnormal government is a political and legal term used in specific contexts to describe a government or regime that deviates significantly from the norms, principles, and values of a country or its people. In the context of the Pangyeoun War, the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks utilizes the term 'abnormal government' to distinguish the actions and policies of Dain Pain's regime from those of the Qonklese people as a whole.

The primary purpose of invoking the concept of 'abnormal government' in this case is to avoid holding the entire nation and its people responsible for the crimes committed by Dain Pain and his inner circle. By asserting that Dain Pain's regime was an 'abnormal government,' the SCQ seeks to emphasize that the criminal acts were committed by a select group of individuals who held power, rather than being a reflection of the will or actions of the Qonklese people. In the context of war reparations, the concept of 'abnormal government' can be used to argue that the people of the affected nation should not be held collectively responsible for the actions of an illegitimate or deviant regime. Instead, the focus should be on holding the individuals who perpetrated the crimes accountable for their actions.

This approach can also facilitate reconciliation and healing, as it acknowledges the distinction between the people and the actions of a small group of individuals who held power during the 'abnormal government' period.