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Sure, there might be advantages like you describe. But then you’re describing damaging people for life, only to extract 5-10 years of possibly more effective mi
by leokennis 6y ago
Sure, there might be advantages like you describe. But then you’re describing damaging people for life, only to extract 5-10 years of possibly more effective military service out of them.
If that is truly a decision you want to take as a country/military, it says a lot about the kind of society you’re part of.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoIt certainly does say something about the society. Currently and historically there are many societies willing to damage or kill their citizens to further greater goals, such as defending themselves from being conquered or conquering others.