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If a draft becomes necessary, I think it would also be necessary to conduct basic interviews with potential draftees just to see who and what they are. Some method would need to be in place to weed out traitors.

Although I seriously considered it, I admit, I didn't join the military because I didn't think that sort of life is what I want for myself (I see myself getting married, 2.5 kids, white picket fence, all that stuff) but if my draft card comes I'm not going to even think about dodging it. I'm gonna go, get my training, get my rifle, and kill terrorists until either a) the Army sends me home, b) God brings me home, or preferably, c) all the terrorists are dead. I don't think I'd necessarily enjoy that sort of life, but one of the responsibilities of freedom is registering for the draft. Just the way it is.

Not everyone sees this as I do. The pansy-a$$ed libs want to crawl up in their ivory towers and reason, diplomatize, talk, and fret their way out of trouble. Their contact with reality is questionable at best.

I've simply never been physically inclined, so a military career was out for me. It'd take me a while to get in fighting shape. But yeah, if things ever got so bad that the military wanted me, I'd be there in a heartbeat. Well, several heartbeats and a lot of panting and wheezing later...