greed and death wrote:IshCong wrote:
There's nothing wrong with conscientious objectors becoming citizens, to say nothing of natural born citizens that are conscientious objectors.
There's also more ways 'to defend this land' than serving in a combat role.
We need to save the conscientious objector spots for people who are already citizens.
We really don't...
Yjafjord wrote:DuThaal Craftworld wrote:And? I give you the utmost level of respect for serving in our armed forces, however I must disagree wholeheartedly. She doesn't have to be a soldier; a janitor, a shrink, a cook; she could even donate some of the books to the soldiers for reading material. I just feel that if you want to live in America, A) Pay taxes, B) Be prepared to support the armed forces in some capability or another when called upon.
CAF, i said CAF...
do you even Military?![]()
if somebody doesn't want to bear warms, they should have a RIGHT to not do so, if they wish to NOT support a war, they should be able to. conscientious objectors exist and should not be denied rights. even if they do hate my guts, i support their rights.
Conscientious objectors support the war anyway, assuming there's a draft. They have no right not to support the war, at least in Right-Now-America. They can be drafted, and if they are class 1-A-O (CO available for non-combat military service) they go into the military in a non-combat role. If they are class 1-O (CO who objects to all military service) they go into the Alternative Service Program, which serves the war effort on the civilian side.
Yjafjord wrote:IshCong wrote:
That's Craftworld's point, that one can serve the military in a non-combat role if they do not wish to serve in a combat capacity. Which is true, and goes far beyond cooking. Medics, any sort of desk job, recruitment...
That's also what she has (reportedly) stated, that she is fine with non-combat service, but does not wish to serve in a combat capacity.
oh wow, really?
allow me to apply more palms to face...
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And why are you face-palming at that, again?






