Should every 18 year old citizen be required to provide at least one year of military service?

in times of war

No, that is a fascist policy

If it can be done in a way to reduce the aggressive recruitment tactics of the military that pull in the most vulnerable individuals, then yes, though there should be exemptions available.

No, but two years of any kind of national service, ie. military, peace corps, etc. for college-aged individuals.

2 years active or 4 reserve (while attending college) to earn free college

No, but they should be required to provide one year of some form of government service

Yes but I think we should stay there till we are 21. We will have the discipline then and if we want out at 21 we will have a better view on things and can come out and have a better idea of what we want our future to look like.

Yes, and it should be at least three years they should also have access to insurance and education after serving.

Yes, but only those with a criminal background and only if we have an abolition of both the 13th amendment, as well all incentives of both recruiters and prisons to meet quotas, would also add the abolition of private prison systems all together.

Yes, it should be two years of service but the citizen should have a choice between military or civil service through a system like Americorps.

No, but provide more benefits for service to encourage young people to enlist.

No, unless we are in war, then enlist as many 18 year olds as possible. But when were not in war, not everyone is fit to be in the military service, they will break.

No. I do belive that giving some young adults the option of going into the military instead of going to prison for some offenses would be beneficial in many ways. One it would help rehabilitate them and give them a sense of pride and honor. It will also strengthen our national defense.

if the military needs help

No, but should incentivize National Service (including military) bonus for those who serve (such as tuition, education, financial reward of mortgage/rent and/or 401K pension programs).

Not unless nessasary.

the age of enlistment should be at 21 years, joining the military should be on a voluntary and unpaid basis rather than mandatory (e.g. conscription)

It should be voluntary.

No, however it should be an alternative to prison like it used to be.

1 year health screening and training, to see if they like it. No combat or tours.

Yes, but these draftees should not be sent outside the US

No, this would be a giant waste of money and resources. There is no need, there are more men and women enlisted than ever to where they're having to cut bak on enlistment benefits. Also having people who don't want to be there will cause trouble and it will get to the point where they'll have these mandated people piecing a puzzle together for a days work (the supply will exceed the demand).

Yes, but it should be military or other public service

only if we are in times of crisis

No, Requiring Someone to serve in the military is unconstitutional

No, not military service, but public service.

No, service should be a choice instead of an obligation and abolish selective services

No, but everyone should be required to do two years of some sort of service work (military, government, nonprofit, etc.)

No offer voluntary self defense classes instead

Yes, but with a possible deferment to the Army Corp of Engineers. There they can learn a trade and help rebuild American's crumbling infrastructure.

yes, to make them better people

Yes, but allow for people to opt out for public service instead

everyone that is able should have to have some kind of tie with the military because it is a good way of motivation and experience

Yes, with the option of national service rather than military service. (E.g. community involvement programs)

The military does not want criminals, they like people who have education and skills. Few children at age 18 know what direction they want to pursue, public service for a year - be it military or other service would be very beneficial to aiding maturity for youth. Colleges today generally prolong adolescence.

Yes, 4 years of service in the reserves in exchange for 4 years of college tuition free.

No, but enforce anyone aged 18+ and of either sex to conscript in the event of a major war

Those physically and mentally able should but those who arent shouldnt

Yes, I believe it will benefit society.

no unless they are able to drink and or smoke after

No, service should be a choice. The people we'd be mandating to serve would do more harm than good.

No, Milton claimed that conscription is inadequate in capitalist countries

No, Milton Fridman claimed that Conscription is inadequate in capitalist countries

No, Milton Friedman argues that conscription is unfair in capitalist countries.

No, Milton Friedman argued that conscription was unfair in capitalist countries.

No, Milton Friedman argues that conscription is unfair in a capitalist country..

Yes but make combat roles optional

No, every citizen should be armed and receive training however.

There should be two years of mandatory service or 4 years and immunity to the draft or further conscription.

Citizens should be required to provide service in some form, but not required military service.

Yes, but also include First Responder as an alternative to military service

Yes, they should be required to provide at least 2 years, but only in the reserves, which includes mandatory boot camp and training.

Yes, but only because the country is currently in a complicated geopolitical situation

How would a mandatory year of military service at 18 impact your plans for education or starting a career?

If you had to serve for a year, which skills would you hope to gain from the military that could be beneficial in civilian life?

Can you imagine benefits in personal growth from compulsory military service, or do you believe it would be an unnecessary hardship?

How do you think mandatory military service at 18 could affect the sense of national identity and unity among young people?

In what ways do you think requiring a year of military service might change your perspective on global conflicts and national security?

Would the obligation to serve in the military for a year influence your voting decisions or political involvement?

Do you feel that the discipline and structure of the military could be an effective tool in shaping responsible adults, or is it too restrictive?

How might a year of mandatory service affect relationships and family planning for young adults?

If given a choice, would you prefer alternative forms of national service, such as in healthcare or community work, over military service?

How do you perceive the balance between individual freedom and civic duty when considering a year of compulsory military service?