Well, I think there’s valid arguments to be made either way.
There is certainly a difference between volunteering for service and being drafted into a war.
Especially a war that America wasn’t trying to win.
Just going to leave World War II out all together, because that really was an heroic national effort, and that is something that all men should have supported, live or die. I know I would have.
But it seems like America lost something after that. Got bogged down in a whole bunch of BS that make no sense at all, and we are still there.
Country does not know the purpose of war or how to win a war, or even why to win a war. And all we have are a bunch of ahole politicians playing games with people’s lives in order to advance themselves.
If someone doesn’t want to participate in a draft under such circumstances, I can’t really blame them.
I don’t even trust my own country’s motivations or ideals any more.
I have no idea what this country stands for or what values it tries to impart to others.
As far as I can tell the motto of this country should be In lies We Trust, and that is real damn disheartening.
Americans have killed 58 million of their own babies.
In Germany, the killing of Jews and others was SECRET, located OUT OF THE COUNTRY, and conducted by a few thousand SS men.
In America, the killing of 58 million babies has been done by about 55 million women, with the collaboration, in most cases, from another 55 million men.
The Germans of 1939 or the Americans of 1970-2016: Who is morally more reprehensible and damnable?