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@9GF8QYF 3yrs3Y
"No, they should not be required to year for a year" America is slowly falling into a dark pit kids, teens, and even adults kill each other every day. Almost every 1 hour 7 civilians in the US die of violence. Joining the military shows people teamwork, communication, self-individual work, happiness, and healthiness
@9GFHN2Z3yrs3Y
"No, they should not be required to year for a year" America is slowly falling into a dark pit kids, teens, and even adults kill each other every day. Almost every 1 hour 7 civilians in the US die of violence. Joining the military shows people teamwork, communication, self-individual work, happiness, and healthiness
@9GFF59N3yrs3Y
One year of mandatory military service is used in other countries and they greatly benefit from it. A National Guard type of service of boot camp followed by one weekend per month of drilling will instill discipline and give us a ready reserve in times of war.
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@9GJ3S3Q3yrs3Y
At least simple and short obligation to your country, just like in your family or friend group, should be required because it shows dedication, strength, and helps build capabilities and opportunities for having served. To create a minimum level of everyone having these strengths would greatly help the country and life as a whole.
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@9FWB5NG3yrs3Y
IN other countries like Korea the plan works. The mandatory military service can be used to help build discipline in young adults and allow them to serve the country
@VulcanMan6 3yrs3Y
@8XD4XF4 3mos3MO
The argument that military or national service should only be a personal choice overlooks the idea that citizenship already includes shared obligations. In a functioning society, individuals benefit from collective systems like national defense, infrastructure, and public safety, and those systems rely on people contributing to them. If service is purely voluntary, the burden of protecting the country often falls on a small and uneven portion of the population, frequently people from specific socioeconomic backgrounds. Making service mandatory distributes that responsibility more fairly acros… Read more
@B8CKNCQ8mos8MO
Under the present system of a volunteer military choice has left us with only 1% of Americans to know and learn the price of freedom. “Thank you for your service” is a cop-out from the people who haven’t served their country. SERVED their country is more than a word. No one will know what SERVED means not having served themselves. Having SERVED is a badge of owning America. No politician should be allows to run for office unless they have SERVED. MAS ( make America Strong).
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@9T24GFKRepublican2yrs2Y
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@9LP282K2yrs2Y
There are terrorist forces in the international arena and history shows that they are capable of inflicting great damage to American infrastructures and the economy in the aftermath of their terrorist activities and the commitment of their crimes against the American people. In such situations, having a highly-trained paramilitary force to handle situations could prove in certain situations that threatened core American interests, and national security is a key component of this part.
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@9FNTN5Q3yrs3Y
There are many children who take care of their parents and who's income is essential to the survival of the household and the people within. If service was mandatory and children were sent off to millitary bases, how could they support their family? It's almost tyrnaical for the government to exert that much power over it's people and to deny them the abillity to keep their family close should they desire it.
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@9FNWVRYLibertarian3yrs3Y
I do understand where people are coming from when they say it should be a choice but when the country is in danger and everyone wants to be passive about it and hope the problem goes away then we're screwed. I don't want to go into the military because I want to do other things with my life. That and I don't like being considered property of the government but if I really have to I will
@9FLJK3W3yrs3Y
My hypothesis is that conscription has the following benefits:
1. Obviously, dramatically decreased military-spending by requiring fewer career military members; conscripts only typically receive necessary equipment, their quarters, food, and a small stipend, whereas contract soldiers receive all of the same necessities but also must be paid enough, both in terms of direct salary and post-service benefits, to justify signing up.
2. Having a populous in which most adults have served, have firearms training, and so on, means even post-service, the nation becomes far more difficult, if not impossi… Read more
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