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This 5 page paper wages an argument for a military draft. The war on terror is the focus of this paper. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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war, and think back to a time after the buildings were leveled, but now support a reduction in troops. The problem for those who support a military build up is
that while there are troops needed, there is no draft and it is an unpopular war. It is difficult for the government to attract volunteers. Tension is in the air
as some politicians call for a draft where the Democrat Party platform is aligned with the idea that the troops will be coming home soon. The problem at hand is
how the American government can create appropriate policy to assure that the war can continue and resolve the issues that presently exist. The rationale is that the present war on
terror is ongoing. Unless the troops finish what was started, the world will be a dangerous place once again. A plan to resolve the problem would be to garner
support for a draft or at least gain the support of the people in general. The latter is unlikely and short of changing the mind set of the public, it
might make sense to institute a draft. While in general, the evidence suggests that this is the only way to win the war, there are many opposed to the concept.
Yet, ironically, it is for that very reason why the proposal must be accepted. That is, there is a sense that the ideas of the people today are aligned largely
with a liberal stance. Even conservatives are tired of fighting a war. Joel Andreas (2002) is a critic of the current war and writes in a chapter entitled "The War
on Terrorism," the following: "If Americans realize that U.S. military intervention abroad brought retaliation-causing death and destruction at home-we might think twice about whether the U.S. should be so eager
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