Students Protest

Recruiters play an important roll in our country's system. They provide those interested the opportunity to serve in America's professional military. In many countries military service is required and instead of going to school, this student speaker, along with every other male high school graduate, would be in the military. The United States' professional military allows these students the freedom to choose to join or not. Maybe he would prefer required military service. Then he would be fighting in the war and not protesting it; then there would be no need for recruiters on his campus.

2 Comments:
Hey, but those kids protesting the war shows that "the system" works--like you implied, so really, shouldn't they protest? At the worst it would go unnoticed (assuming it stays unviolent). I personally think that it might give the government something to think about--like the motives and purpose of war--which is never bad.
12:08 PM
And another thing....if constituency doesn't feel that their representatives are representing them the way they would like, they have every right to protest (in nonviolent means)! Take that sucka! I'm ragin' against the machine!
2:36 PM
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