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minus-squareFribbizz@feddit.orglinkfedilinkarrow-up16arrow-down4·15 天前Only if there are ways out for the elite. Otherwise it’s essentially a defense co-op. If you believe your country is using the military in ethically wrong ways, that’s the actual problem, not the draft.
minus-squareFukOui@lemmy.ziplinkfedilinkarrow-up4arrow-down2·15 天前It has merits in some cases. (Eg living beside a hostile country like N Korea)
minus-squareILikeBoobies@lemmy.calinkfedilinkarrow-up4arrow-down4·15 天前It can be a good thing. While Canada doesn’t have it, most of our military usage is disaster relief and it comes with free education. I wouldn’t mind everyone having to help in shelters, evacuate people, or fill sand bags in exchange for free education.
Mandatory military service is a slavery.
Only if there are ways out for the elite. Otherwise it’s essentially a defense co-op. If you believe your country is using the military in ethically wrong ways, that’s the actual problem, not the draft.
It has merits in some cases. (Eg living beside a hostile country like N Korea)
It can be a good thing.
While Canada doesn’t have it, most of our military usage is disaster relief and it comes with free education.
I wouldn’t mind everyone having to help in shelters, evacuate people, or fill sand bags in exchange for free education.