You Have been drafted to serve in the military and are slated to be sent into war zone where you believe....?

Question

You Have been drafted to serve in the military and are slated to be sent into war zone where you believe your country is pursuing an immoral policy. What should you do?

Answer 1

YOU GO AND NOT QUESTION.

TO OBEY ORDERS AND NOT LET PERSONAL/SOCIAL PROBLEMS OBSTRUCT YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENT OF GOALS.

Answer 2

You or anyone else should be lucky to live here ... Some countries, its manditory to serve in the military. People that don't want to go to war are better off with a draft. At least there is a 50-50 chance. Instead of beforced to once you hit a certain age. So be lucky there is no draft now. And not likely to be one.

Answer 3

Well that would mean the Congress has re-instated the draft as according to the rules outlined in the US Constitution.
As I have served this country by choice in peacetime - I would serve in war- unless they deemed me too old. Immoral policy is not a concern - protecting your rights including your right trash me and my choices is.

Answer 4

Doesn't say anything about Israel leading the Ecstasy trade and I would never believe they could out produce American college students. If every American that wanted one had a pot plant in the back yard we wouldn't need to spend money killing people over it. The prisons would have room for murderers and thieves. Young people wouldn't have criminal records because of a substance not one tenth as deadly as beer. We would all laugh more. America needs to send troops to Pakistan and catch the Taliban and their opium growers in the middle and wipe them out once and for all. Even the Moderate Muslims should like that.

Answer 5

not worry as there is no talk of a draft and i wont be called if there is one. im female and have health problems. immoral or not if you dont go a serve you will end up in jail with no freedom at all. in the war zone you would have some freedom

Answer 6

If you have been drafted and are required to go, you either go as a US citizen or you turn in your passport and leave the country (just don't come back). It is immoral to decry the political entity which shelters you from the rest of the big bad work and then refuse to serve it when you are requested to do so.

Answer 7

Sorry, i wasnt drafted, i volunteered, and have been to the warzone of which you speak, twice, and served proudly both times. I served honorably and voluntarily in service to this country. Say what you want about the leadership, but do not question my love for this country. We are not uneducated, brainwashed, only looking for college money servants. We volunteered to serve our country, and we do it proudly. Have some pride in us, if not the leaders of this country.

Answer 8

You ask the question as if there was a choice.

There is no choice. People who serve in the military are required to obey their orders as given; such orders are NOT subject to individual interpretarion and/or agreement, even if you're a draftee.

Refuse your orders, and you'll wind up in a military jail...which is where you'd belong since you committed an offense.

Answer 9

Remember that you have no right to force your political opinions on others.

Let me guess - you want all of the benefits of citizenship but want to pick and choose when the obligations came up?

There are people who stand ready to place their lives at risk in order to protect you - despite the fact that we feel that you are immoral for asking this question. However we will not let our personal opinions interfere with our duties. Maybe you should follow out example.

Answer 10

Go to war. It's not my job to make foreign policy, especially since my elected officials, whom I had a hand in electing, don't feel it is an immoral policy.

Answer 11

You don't have a choice you go unless you want to run to Canada, that's why Democratic Rangal's idea to start a draft was the craziest thing!