Originally posted by SonsOfAnarchy
reply to post by jerico65
How would they know how you lived your life anyway?? and thats not true that you have to live your whole life like because if I just don't think war
solves anything then how can they even force me to even give aid as a medic in something that I'm against. Whatever though I'm just going to
register for this bs and hope the draft doesn't happen and if it does I'll figure out what to do.
It's not a question of what they know about your life.
It's a question of what you can prove about your life.
If you can't prove that you have consistently, for many years, been totally against taking life in any situation at all, then your bird aint got no
wings.
You don't have the legal option of objecting to a war, or of objecting to killing in some circumstances, but approving of, for example, the death
penalty.
The military aren't stupid. If a draft is instigated they are not going to fall for nonsense. As for getting yourself caught kissing another guy, as
another poster mentioned, the captain will just laugh at yet another recruit trying that. Sure he's meant to kick you out if he finds you're gay,
but making sure you get caught kissing counts as being normal, not gay.
And knowing the humour of military guys, he's just as likely to bring in the biggest, fattest, smelliest guy around and tell you that only by getting
it off with that guy will he see you as being gay.
Sometimes you've just got to do your duty.
It would be funny, (sort of,) if you evaded a draft and then got run over instead. Risk is a part of life. Your best bet would be to learn all you can
in the meantime so that if you ever do get drafted you can qualify for officer training. However you'd have to do a lot of changing before you'd be
respected as one.