If you were in war would you be ready to kιll the enemies?

Is it too to suggest a person who would not be willing to kill would not join up for frontline services? rhetorical, because yes it’s too easy because of some of the reasons people may join. However, I’m going to go down the easy route, like Britain I don’t believe that the USA has conscription/national service, so men and women join the armed services of their own free will and in doing so agree to become a near faceless tool of their government but remaining an individual within that system.

They have the same ability to refuse service should they believe they are being sent into action which is immoral or against their own principles, although, as you say at a cost of their possible freedom.

Again, I’m going put forth the very obvious and overly simple idea that when you join you have already chosen to do so knowing that you may have to go somewhere and kill people, be it an enemy of any gender or age, or even innocent people (although not by intent, there will always be innocent casualties) and you do it knowing you responsible for your own actions and choices whilst serving. If you can separate your own morals and political beliefs then the better the soldier you will probably be.

Good answer Emma :)

Killing is easy, living with it is a different matter…

If i was going to war i’d be ready to kill (cause you know thats what you’re going there for anyway)

im sorry to tell every one this but you dont know if you could kill some one even if your life counts on it but you all hope you can there has been cops that has been killed because they could not take someones life your mind goes in to the “black zone” (wear your mind shuts down and you can not over power this)