It's my life. Let me do whatever I want with it.

my mom wont let me have a girlfriend....? i dont understand but i dont listen i already gone the furthest wiht a girl

this is my life why is my parents being so... stupid

 

You signed up for the war when you joined the Military. In the government contract, draft into wars is against your will.

 

Not everyone in the Military dies or gets injured you do know that?

You could also be a Medic or a Computer Engineer.

There are other options than killing if you do become drafted. You do know that right?

You don't have to sign up, you could just leave the country. Just because you want to live in a peaceful place without contributing to keep it peaceful, doesn't mean you can't pitch in to make it still a free, peaceful country.

Reported for Spam.

 

Your points have nothing to do with war. When going to war, you are risking your life and health.

When not doing your homework in class, cleaning up in lunch, or listening to the teacher's/principal's orders, you are risking what?

Get your facts straight.

 

Why should i risk it?

 

Some people think giving your life for a shitty country is a major step in life. Thats the debate.

 

Thanks for sharing that...

 

Get my facts straight? I wasn't comparing the two by what your saying no to. I was just showing that, you don't HAVE to do what someone tells you, but that doesn't mean there won't be any punishment.

To keep giving you something to risk.

Define how it's shitty, every country goes through the same things, just on different scales.

Don't add to the spam.

 

Just because a country gets into a war why should i help them? Not everything has to be solved by giving away human lives, or for that fact animals.

 

What are you trying to say?

 

the US has become a global mediator, how do you plan on doing that.

there is no draft for the war in iraq. Currently america has more than enough people in the army. The army is a well paying respectable organisation (of course everyone makes mistakes don't bring up the camps) When you sign up for the army you know what you're joining, you know what could happen to you and you know you are serving your country in exchange for great benefits.

you wish you had freedom of speech

 

I never said we did.