Is it a choice when alternatives are die poor and homeless? Oh wait, that is their fate after they leave the army. Think about how many people take jobs they d

Is it a choice when alternatives are die poor and homeless? Oh wait, that is their fate after they leave the army. Think about how many people take jobs they don't like: why did they choose it? Pretending like you have a "choice" when the other choice is dying/suffering, is harmful to growth imo. I'm not commenting on the SU fetishism in this thread, but just making a general statement.