Fozi wrote:
A few things to consider:
The US utilizes an all volunteer military and has since the Vietnam War. It works better for us that way, After 9/11 and at some of the tougher parts of Iraq 2005 in particular, recruitment numbers were down, instead of a draft, the military expanded the range of options for entry, changed the upper age and engaged higher bonuses for those who could be admitted.
Selective service registration for those males over 18 is a requirement in order to receive specific benefits (student loans) from the government.
As a conscientious objector, you probably could not be required to serve in combat.
The US population has grown war weary and as a result would be resistant to an imposed draft.
If you feel it is necessary to rule out military service, you could apply, take the ASVAB, visit the medical screening and be screened out as unfit for service, thus not being eligible for service in the future.
I fear that once things heat up with North Korea we will be dragged into a war
I see
I am a conscious objector, but I am not a member of a church. (See thread below.)
I hope so.
Does incidents that happened in middle school disqualify me? I have had stress issues and I currently have parapro's in most of my classes. (Except for Cisco as that is an aspies's paradise.)