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Just curious how many here would discourage their children fighting in a meat grinder in the Middle East? And if so, where would you go?
My Dad and I had sharp disagreements on this. He served in WW2. Mine was a different war. If the war was of the nature of an undeclared war, where we had no business in the first place, you better believe I would do whatever it took to protect my children from such nonsense.
A declared war of national survival is one thing. A politician playing games with American lives is quite another.
I wonder....does obeying your government absolve you of murder if the war is unjust?
The electronics education I recieved in the Navy has served me well. I actually got paid to get it. It was quite a deal. A U.S.Navy advanced electronics degree is one of the most respected credentials in the industry. I had to spend a considerable time in the Persain Gulf, and I lost some friends in Beruit. But joining the Navy was the best thing I have ever done.
Like Frank Zappa, and my parents, I refuse to pay for my child to go to college. If she wants a degree, she can get one herself. I stronly encourage her to consider the armed sevices an option.
Just curious, how much time have you spent in a "meat grinder" ?
Would you hide your children from a draft?
No. A little cool breeze never hurt anybody.
My Dad and I had sharp disagreements on this. He served in WW2. Mine was a different war. If the war was of the nature of an undeclared war, where we had no business in the first place, you better believe I would do whatever it took to protect my children from such nonsense.
A declared war of national survival is one thing. A politician playing games with American lives is quite another.
My Dad and I had sharp disagreements on this. He served in WW2. Mine was a different war. If the war was of the nature of an undeclared war, where we had no business in the first place, you better believe I would do whatever it took to protect my children from such nonsense.
A declared war of national survival is one thing. A politician playing games with American lives is quite another.
How is war in the Middle East a political game? First, the reason it is a political game in that Muslims would not have near the weaponry they do if not for our foreign policy of trying to be friends with them over the decades or establishing a presence in nations that hate us. Lots of the weapons being used against Israel are either directly from the United States, or they learned how to make them from the United States.How is the war in the ME a political game?
Zero, and it will stay that way for me and my children.
Considering there is no conscription currently and little chance of any being instituted soon, this isn't a really relevant question.