Re:Amazon is bypassing supply chain chaos with chartered shi...
by perl4ever on Wednesday December 08, 2021 @07:15PM
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I'm not sure whether you are disagreeing with anything I wrote.
>It wasn't stopped despite its success. It was stopped because it didn't work and threatened to destroy the entire fabric of US military forces.
Whether something "works" depends on what you define its purpose to be.
Saying the draft "didn't work" is exactly where I think we went wrong.
"Threatening to destroy the entire fabric of US military forces" (or of society in general) constitutes "working" if it prevents the continuation of that sort of war and in the long run, preserves a country that is as we would like it to be.
>It wasn't stopped despite its success. It was stopped because it didn't work and threatened to destroy the entire fabric of US military forces.
Whether something "works" depends on what you define its purpose to be.
Saying the draft "didn't work" is exactly where I think we went wrong.
"Threatening to destroy the entire fabric of US military forces" (or of society in general) constitutes "working" if it prevents the continuation of that sort of war and in the long run, preserves a country that is as we would like it to be.
It was the war that didn't work.