If there isn't a dire need for troops, why would I join the service? It's a waste of time.
Sure its good for people with no place else to go, or gun freaks who just need to shoot people.
Not serving in the military has nothing to do with wanting a war or not. I know the horrors of war and have had many family members involved in wars.
IMO, to solve the world's problems, there needs to be a decisive war where one ideology reigns supreme. War (not conflicts) unites. Look at the result of some of the major wars.
Civil War: United America.... this if often called the real Revolution.
WWII: United Western Europe
The United States has the potential, by conventional means, to form a set of task forces that can prevent nuclear launches by every power. If I were in command, I would develop the capability to strategically disable every non-allied nations' nuclear capabilities to prevent MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction). Sure, the casualties would probably eclipse one billion, but if there is a decisive victory, it would usher in a golden age of mankind never before seen.
Just for the record, many military strategists have never served in the military. The military trains you how to be a grunt, not a leader.
Sure its good for people with no place else to go, or gun freaks who just need to shoot people.
Not serving in the military has nothing to do with wanting a war or not. I know the horrors of war and have had many family members involved in wars.
IMO, to solve the world's problems, there needs to be a decisive war where one ideology reigns supreme. War (not conflicts) unites. Look at the result of some of the major wars.
Civil War: United America.... this if often called the real Revolution.
WWII: United Western Europe
The United States has the potential, by conventional means, to form a set of task forces that can prevent nuclear launches by every power. If I were in command, I would develop the capability to strategically disable every non-allied nations' nuclear capabilities to prevent MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction). Sure, the casualties would probably eclipse one billion, but if there is a decisive victory, it would usher in a golden age of mankind never before seen.
Just for the record, many military strategists have never served in the military. The military trains you how to be a grunt, not a leader.
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