If there was another World War, and you was called up to serve your country, Would you go? If not what would y
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if a Third World War broke out and you don't go and fight for your country, you are branded a coward and put into prison for the duration of the war, You'd never be able to look at your own refection again, never mind your fiends, (who probably did go and fight, and spilt blood and shared the losses with the rest of us) You would be shunned by society for not fighting for the country in its hour of need Unless you are a Quaker (and you need evidence to back this claim up) or a Concenetious Objector, you would have to go and fight, if the Third World War did break out, I would gladly go and fight! As would be my duty to do so! If I was told to fight, I would gladly join the ranks of the British Army \n\nOur generation may have to, if things carry on the way they are going.\n\nI'll see you on the battlefield, comrade!!
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I'm really not sure, i would want to fight for my birth country yet i dont know anything about it. I dont know whether they're in the right or wrong and who i will be fighting alongside. If i fight for the country i have lived in most of my life, then i would have a patriotic feel.
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well if you were born in england and were 15 or over you`d be in a trench knee high in mud fighting the germans or sent to prison if you refused to go\nmorbid isn`t it\nwar is sh#t
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That is certainly a decision that you and your family need to do some serious thinking about.  My husband, and I were also in the military, so I know how hard it can be when you are deployed.\n\nDo you know what you will do when you get out?\nWill you have to serve another tour over in Iraq?  How long will it be?\nWould you like to make a career out of the military?\nThere is a lot more information that I would need to know, and how you feel about them, before I feel like I could give any amount of decent advice on it.\n\nThank you for your service to our country!
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You need to write a letter as if you are on the front line of the war (could die at any time type of thing)
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I have great respect for people who refuse to serve their countries on a matter of principle. \nIf you were a young person in Germany during the 30s and 40s would you expect them to serve their country. I suppose that its okay to serve in Cambodia during Pol Pot's regime.\nTo blindly serve your country is foolish. You are a human being with intelligence. Surely you need to exercise that intelligence.
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"War is the continuation of politics by other means." Von Clausewitz\n\nAside from that yes I would not run from the draft. I would serve happily in the military.
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I would shoot myself. If I became so detached to where I didn't know what was going on in my country enough for that to be a suprise...I would not consider myself a viable citizen.\n\nIf I knew it was happening, I would do what I had to do.
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I WOULD FEEL OBLIGATED TO STAY IN THE STATES BECUASE I HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF FOUR KIDS.  IF IT WAS JUST ME I MIGHT CONISDER IT BUT YOU GO THERE AT GREAT RISK AND BECOME HOSTAGE BAIT.
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I volunteered to go to 'Nam, why would I (or anyone) try to avoid doing my (our) duty to my (our) country?\nI had a high enough number that I wouldn't have been drafted.\nBy joining, I eliminated the need to draft someone else.\nIt never ceases to amaze me that the ones who do try their hardest to avoid their duty to defend our freedom are the ones that insist on having it the most.
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Hey buddy got a question when you were in the military Im going to guess you were in the rear with the gear so im going to leave a open invitation when i get home from spending a year outside the wire i want you to come on down and wipe your feet on my flag and see what the hell happens to you And if you dont like this country move to France.
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it would depend on the circumstances of the war
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I already served my time in the US Navy.\nIt's a great way to serve your country and see the world.
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if i hadn't been too sick to go get a few, Ii would indeed have been, but i haven't left my house in nearly 3 weeks. but my kids even got ones for my grandkids.  My grandfather and uncle died in WWII, and my father and 2other uncles were wounded My step father was wounded in Korea, My step brother was wounded in the golan heights while peacekeeping. In all there were or are 13 members of my family in 4 generations who served .  the youngest is my neice who was in Bosnia, and Afghanistan, and is still serving!
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I would go and buy a nuke off the black market and\n use it. My husband, and many other members of my family are in the military.
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Me.  I volunteered to go to war.  Did so gladly.  Got wounded.  And wanted to go back.  I fly the flag in front of my house everyday.\n\nMore important, I vote every election and respect my critics.  Nuff said?
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I would be devastated at the loss. My life would never be the same. I would be very proud of him as I consider all those who join the forces as heroes. I would curse the day George W was born for getting us into an unnecessary war with no exit plan,