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    Military Draft Essay

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    The draft would be a good way to divide the burden of war so it doesn’t solely affect the people who really want to aid their country. When people feel like the draft is unconstitutional‚ the draft doesn’t deprive them rights‚ rather than giving them the right to “defend their country”.(Say Registration or Draft Not Needed 1979) Many people believe that war is bad‚ and I can agree‚ but being drafted doesn’t necessarily mean going immediately to war‚ you could be drafted in a time of no major conflicts

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    Essay On Military Draft

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    The controversy surrounding the military draft has since its inception to its repeal in the nineteen-seventies; however the vitality of the draft remains because United States may need more than a volunteer army‚ it requires everyone to serve‚ and higher trained and educated people are needed to run new technology. The first reason is the military may need more than a volunteer army to defend the nation in a national emergency. In the U.S. constitution the government has the right the raise and

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    Mandatory Military Draft

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    Until today mandatory military has been a very well known controversy for centuries. Mandatory military‚ otherwise known as conscription‚ or drafting‚ is the compulsory enlistment of of people in a national service‚ most often a military service. The importance of mandatory military dates back to the days of WWI‚ WWII‚ Vietnam war‚ and much more. It was necessary for 18 to 26 year old men to register for the draft‚ if they failed to do so‚ they could owe a fine or be limited to apply for certain

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    Military Draft No More

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    http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/we-dont-need-a-military-draft/2013/02/21/fa23acde-76dd-11e2-aa12-e6cf1d31106b_story.html Each year about 160‚000 young men and women volunteer for active duty. An additional 110‚000 volunteer for the reserves and the National Guard. In the last year of the draft‚ only one-third of recruits were in the top two categories‚ with 25 percent in the lowest. Young people join the military for a variety of reasons: skill training‚ education benefits‚ ad­ven­ture

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    Military Draft Essay

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    needed to serve in the war‚ the government used conscription‚ the mandatory induction of men into the military.1 Though some people use this word just like the word draft‚ the two concepts are different. Draft is the process to determine who will be chosen to serve; it’s like a lottery. Currently‚ men ages 18-25 have to register with the Select Service with the possibility of serving in the military‚2 but conscription itself was abolished in 1973.3 New York City was considered the business capital

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    reinstatement of a military draft is a controversial issue that has surfaced in American society. Although a draft would challenge the liberties granted to us in the Constitution and be detrimental to our society‚ some people believe that a draft would be insignificant to all the benefits we receive as American citizens‚ and that the draft can be utilized as an effective tool. People that argue that the draft needs to be reestablished have a strong base for their commanding arguments. Some believe

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    The United States is home to the world’s strongest military‚ and at this date and time‚ they are in no need of conscription. The United States has never had a positive history when it comes to drafting eligible citizens into the Armed Forces. Since Colonial times‚ especially the Revolutionary War‚ conscription has always been known as a negative term‚ especially in the time during and around the Vietnam war. Equality‚ as far as race‚ gender‚ and sexual attraction are all in high dispute at this day

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    We Should Not Reinstate the Draft I would never have come to think that I would need the military draft to be reinstated but I think it will be beneficial to our country. It’s been years since they have wanted or needed a draft‚ but in view of the United States being attacked on September 11‚ 2001‚ I feel our country must be prepared and prepared to defend itself. If being prepared means reinstating the draft‚ a compulsory summons for military service‚ then I think they ought to think about this

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    round we need to realize what we can do with what we have. I think that the use of PMFs abroad is both efficient and justified. In this debate we ought to look to the value of National security above all else because that is the purpose of both the military and PMFs which are the topic of this resolution. To reach my value of national security my value criterion will be pragmatism. To define pragmatism I will use the definition from the Merriam-Webster dictionary‚ which is the practice of being practical

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    1940‚ all men that were citizens of the United States between the ages of eighteen and sixty-four have been required to register for the military draft under the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940. The draft has been used as a backup system for the United States military until 1973‚ when the Vietnam War ended. With the Vietnam War and the use of the draft‚ many people started to question the effectiveness of the Selective Service System. However‚ despite this‚ all men have been required to

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