Contemplative Question

[WHY Do THEY ALWAYS SEND THE POOR?]

 

They're wasted space without house and home or purpose. They send the poor because it's beneficial to us and the poor as well because it will give them a job, consequentially money, a purpose, healthcare, etc.

They send the poor because it's beneficial to everyone, except the poor who don't want to go. In which case it becomes a huge morel and ethics debate.

 

Unless they don't get any money from a failing government, like ours. Rather, they are told they will get money, but end up never getting it.

/ohsnaps

 

Members of the armed forces are paid better then 70% of American Citizens.

 

System of a Down songs again?

 

Money is not an issue when it comes to war. The poor will not get paid just because they agree to be drafted. which brings us to another debate: Drafting.

Should the government be able to draft anyone, including the poor, to fight in a war that America may or may not have wanted to be involved in in the first place? Well, if nobody else is volunteering, the law is the law, though drafting was abolished a while, back, I believe.

 

Drafting is never right.

It doesn't matter the benefits of drafting anyone, including the poor, the system that created such a circumstance is the only issue that needs to be addressed.