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Tbh I wouldn’t want to die for my country either
That’s probably because the phrase “dying for your country” means “dying overseas” to you. I would hope you’d think differently with an invader at your doorstep
I think it’s perfectly reasonable to not want to die, regardless of the context.
I don’t really feel my country has done too much to help me have a good life. So, I’d be more than happy to take my tax dollars and higher education elsewhere if it came down to dying or not dying.
Turns out people don’t want to fight strangers. Seems pretty reasonable when a genocidal dictator is the one pulling the strings. (Talking about Putin if that wasn’t clear)
How does putin being a dictator contribute to the Ukrainians fleeing from draft? Unclear from your comment
Putin is the one driving the invasion, and refuses to withdraw troops from the country.
Draft the women?
Women aren’t strong enough to hold hand guns. /s
Not sure why comments are so polarized.
This is what happens with a population well aware that they are being sent to the meat grinder a la Im Westen nichts Neues.
I guess everyone can agree they don’t want to die pointlessly.
War exhaustion is high, and now it’s a war of attrition.
Alternative headline: forced conscription and draconian punishments for draft dodging and desertion drives young men away
Still remember when someone here told me this will never happen because nowadays wars can’t get out of soldiers and plenty of weapons was the issue. LMAOROLFZ…
Someone told you something once and they were wrong. That is a roll on the floor laughing out loud sort of thing!
They lack soldiers cause they lack advanced weapons.
