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9/26/2017 3:14:50 PM
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Yeah I don't see someone who doesn't want to die in war going to the front lines outside of a draft. "Genius"
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Because the whole military is the front lines right?
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More than those not in the military yes.
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Then enlist and choose instead of waiting to be drafted and being forced.
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Odds of a draft happening again are low. Plus I'm an only son. Enjoy my career. Have no aspirations in fighting in a war unless it's on the home front.
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The odds are low I agree. Also, I’m the only son and child and I enlisted in 2003 right when the Iraq war commenced. Was in almost 12yrs. Clearly we are 2 different types of people.
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In 2003 I was 15. Military has never appealed to me. Especially after a thanksgiving dinner where my uncle talked about his experience in Vietnam(the only time he's talked about it according to my grandpa). While I respect those who do join I think it's best for someone who's scared of being on the west coast because of a North Korean threat to not join the military. So yes we are different.
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The type of mentality that allows fear to paralyze instead of embolden and incite action is not for me.
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[quote]The type of mentality that allows fear to paralyze instead of embolden and incite action is not for me.[/quote] And I'm sure you wouldn't want to rely on that type of person if shit hits the fan. Which is why that person shouldn't be in the military.
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You won that argument, my congrats {-}7
