I wonder if this is true?

[Keyser Soze]

thats what they said last time

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There's no need for a draft. And judging by the results of the last one I dont think there will be a majority availible to vote it through regardless.

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US Preparing for Military Draft in Spring 2005
by Adam Stutz • Wednesday January 28, 2004 at 09:50 AM

current events are super! :thumbup:

yup sounds like it's really moving along

[TheDude]

I fully support this draft, as I am turning 28 this July the draft would not affect me... But, it will open up the job market getting rid of all the 18-26 year olds. Have fun in the desert all you young whippersnappers, I'll be enjoying my 401k plan.

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I will fight for your 401k brutha.

[JimmyBlueEyes]

I don't think there should be a need for the draft, however, I think a lot of people should find a way to serve. Even if it's in the reserves. The pay may not be that great, but hey, it's an extra few bucks in your pocket with a chance to pick up on skills that can help you later on. Spoken like a true recruiter...

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I agree with the service requirement even if its not in the military. Hell require community service. Make everyone serve in soup kitchens and whatnot as a requirement to graduate high school or something.

Problem is so many people these days don't feel that they owe their country or local community anything. Which is sad.

[IrishAlkey]

Make everyone serve in soup kitchens and whatnot as a requirement to graduate high school or something.

I did this.

I had turkeys thrown back at me on Thanksgiving because they weren't big enough.

I'm done with my service.

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The patrons of soup kitches should have to work in soup kitches before being served themselves.

[IrishAlkey]

Then they'd have job skills and not need to go to soup kitchens.

Wacky.