>NOPE.jpj
i already did, and i'm almost to old now anyway

For my nation?
Yes of course!

i'm a few months from done with my 8 year obligation(few months left of inactive reserve), they had their chance
nope nope and nope

Seeing as it is probably some pointless campaign for another nation's benefit, or to line the pockets of some tycoon, and the draft is fundamentally wrong, I'd stay home with the hippies and protest.

Look at what happened with Vietnam? Sane, educated people don't want to kill and die for the benefit of some brutal monarchy.

Sign me the fuck up

I hope the battlefield is wheelchair accessible.

Yep, i may not agree with it, but my country has done some damn good things for me, and had some awesome opportunists, so its my obligation to sign up if they draft, before they draft me. Its part of being an american. America calls you, you serve.

>>10163527
Have fun with that. I'll dodge that shit and lay low until this whole war business cools over. Then I'll reap the benefits of all the mass produced firearms and ammunition hitting the show floor.

Ha! The shit would have to really be hitting the fan for them to draft my old ass.

Mandatory conscription. I guess I do.

>>10163533
Nah, the cool thing about draft dodgers is that most of them went to jail, or moved to another country. And now adays, with airports and whatnot, you wont be coming back.

You wish to live in this country, without paying your dues. Its not cool, or smart, its just kinda assholeish. But, dont let me stop you.

I would have to, otherwise I to starve in prison

Would most likely die in 1st wave of russians though :(

>die a glorious death
>die a fat neckbeard with regrets
pick one

>>10163560
I pick
>die a glorious death with regrets

>>10163552
Well, I don't think I'd ever be on the battlefield. What with paralysis and all that. So Draft Dodging whilst not being in jail here I come!

>>10163568
Well then if you have paralysis, you wont get drafted, dumbass.

>>10163552
It's ridiculously easy to dodge the draft. And it won't matter because there is no shortage or retarded, sociopath meatheads willing to die for the sake of some corporate goon.

War hits our soil, I'll sign up. Government starts censoring the internet, taking our guns and limiting free speech, and I'll be the first to throw the molotov. But I'm not going to fight in one of the many, many pointless battles that the American military industrial complex thrives on.

>>10163573
Think about everything you need an ID for. Think about background checks they do for business's now adays.

No, its not, keep dreaming.

And your personal opinion's on such a war shouldn't matter. Pay your dues.

Depends on the war, another Iraq, fuck no.

World War II status -despite being unlikely- maybe.

Alien Invasion status... Like we have a choice.

>>10163576
What dues? This country hasn't done a damn thing for me. I pay my taxes. I can't even smoke weed here, some fucking free country.

>>10163576
It's as easy as moving to a different state. I know people who have lived their whole lives with warrants out.

Besides, I'm not staying in a country that wildly misuses its armed forces AND forces a draft. I'll fight a country like that before I fight for it.