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No. Full stop. Your initial comment suggested that choosing to join the military implied that a long-drawn out death due to radiation poisoning was "a choice",
by therealgranton 7y ago
No. Full stop. Your initial comment suggested that choosing to join the military implied that a long-drawn out death due to radiation poisoning was "a choice", as its written.
Now you're trying to deflect and act like I'm arguing about whether or not conscription existed, which is nowhere near the point I was countering.
- tempguy9999 7y agoSlow down, I think it's crossed wires. I'm not suggesting that they chose a nasty death by rad poisoning, I'm saying that a military career is risky in many aspects, war being being what it is. The military tend to get used for other risky things as well. > Now you're trying to deflect and act like I'm arguing about whether or not conscription existed I thought you were saying they had a choice to join up, I said they certainly didn't. I guess I misunderstood your point. No offence.
- therealgranton 7y agoI think we're in violent agreement. My apologies.