Over 2 million soldiers, across all of the branches, are deployed overseas every year to fight for the United States of America. 54% fight under the Army, on the ground engaged in combat. These men and women fight for their country every single day in some of the most dangerous situations that result in a return home, plagued with hundreds of different mental disorders, for example, PTSD, depression, or suicidal thoughts. All of this stems from the horrors of war that are experienced when engaged in combat, fighting for your life, all to bring glory to the country they serve. With the dangers of war becoming abundantly clear to American citizens, a fear that a draft will become necessary to gain support for the military is a real threat. These men and women that serve our country so fearlessly are hardly repaid in the ways they deserve, and they often are granted an early leave so that the rest of their lives are not ruined by the horrors of war. Again, the worry for a lack of support can be felt on …show more content…
By putting these otherwise useless human beings to work for a greater good, the citizens of America will someday owe their lives to these delinquents and rejects of society. Furthermore, these failed human beings will receive a chance to redeem themselves by practicing the one thing they are good at and repaying their dues to those they have harmed, by harming others. The recreational use of criminals and psychopaths will prove beneficial to the military as these people are trained to turn their thinking from vindictive tendencies into becoming instruments of the United States to seek vengeance and justice on other countries