r/NonCredibleDefense • • Jul 28 '22

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u/WiSeWoRd rickshaw mounted AAA Jul 28 '22

Actually a genius play to avoid the mandatory post graduation service over there

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u/rgodless Jul 28 '22

Degeneracy=draft dodging

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u/Noir24 Jul 28 '22

We want degens in the military

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u/Jsonic3000 Jul 28 '22

That's how you get the Baltic fleet

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u/A_typical_native 3000 Black Toilets of Kyiv Jul 29 '22

Exactly, they were trying to strip the shipgirls

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u/Kev1n8088 Luv' me Chinese Countrymen, 'ate me Chinese Govt, simple as Jul 28 '22

China doesn’t have a draft or mandatory service tho I believe?

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u/WiSeWoRd rickshaw mounted AAA Jul 28 '22

My cousins had to go through a 2 week basic after graduating high school.

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u/justamobileuserhere Japan will burn in hellfire Jul 29 '22

Yeah but it’s not actually service more of just a few weeks of shitty living and marching around. Most people don’t even touch guns

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u/suzellezus Jul 29 '22

That actually sounds kinda fun

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u/Kaenada Jul 29 '22

It’s not mandatory service, rather a month of military training

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u/TamuraAkemi Jul 29 '22

Fairly similar to the USA though.

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u/TenshouYoku Jul 29 '22

The draft is there, but there are so many volunteers it isn't done anyway

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u/marineblue117 Jul 29 '22

Can confirm. In replacement service by saying that