[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

No one forces you to stay.

I want to stay because I actually like my country and actually want it to sort itself out, im no coward that runs away from stuff when it gets even slightly dangerous.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

I want to stay because I actually like my country and actually want it to sort itself out, im no coward that runs away from stuff when it gets even slightly dangerous.

It has nothing to do with cowardice. You have to accept that there are things that are not in your power to change - that your say or your 'wants' are not to the benefit of the country.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

It has nothing to do with cowardice. You have to accept that there are things that are not in your power to change - that your say or your 'wants' are not to the benefit of the country.

But im not the only one wanting this as you can clearly see in this thread.

And how will allowing freedom of choice actually affect the country? im sorry Pyramid but unless you give me an explaination that's good then I can't accept this law.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

But im not the only one wanting this as you can clearly see in this thread.

And how will allowing freedom of choice actually affect the country? im sorry Pyramid but unless you give me an explaination that's good then I can't accept this law.

Not many on this thread are even elible to vote - and when you are eligible, it will make no difference.

Freedom of choice is still restricted within the confines of the Law.

I've given you plenty of explanations, you simply appear to not be understanding them.

You cannot accept this Law? How are you going to 'not accept it'? You have no choice but to accept it.

Not agreeing with it is a different matter. You don't agree with it, but you have no choice but to accept it. (because as I said, Freedom of Choice is restricted). Even in the UK. You don't have to travel to Burma to experience it !

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Not many on this thread are even elible to vote - and when you are eligible, it will make no difference.

Freedom of choice is still restricted within the confines of the Law.

I've given you plenty of explanations, you simply appear to not be understanding them.

You cannot accept this Law? How are you going to 'not accept it'? You have no choice but to accept it.

Not agreeing with it is a different matter. You don't agree with it, but you have no choice but to accept it. (because as I said, Freedom of Choice is restricted). Even in the UK. You don't have to travel to Burma to experience it !

No I don't agree with your explanations, that's why I was wondering if you had an explanation that I could agree with.

And no I don't agree with it and I won't accept these type of laws, and as Omah already mentioned, I will not go into The Army if I don't want to, crisis or not and I shouldn't be expected to and dictated to do it.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

No I don't agree with your explanations, that's why I was wondering if you had an explanation that I could agree with.

And no I don't agree with it and I won't accept these type of laws, and as Omah already mentioned, I will not go into The Army if I don't want to, crisis or not and I shouldn't be expected to and dictated to do it.

You don't have to agree with my explanations.

It is very easy to say "I won't accept these type of Laws" when they in fact have no impact on you - as they have no impact on you now. That will change soon, and I guarantee you that you will not be in any position other than to 'break the law' and then be held accountable.

Ah, so you expect your fellow country men to all refuse to enter into service if is ever required then - if they all took the view you have - all those eligible to fight, to defend their country would be in jail, leaving the country defenceless. The country that you said you like? That's an rather bizarre concept you have there JF.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

You don't have to agree with my explanations.

It is very easy to say "I won't accept these type of Laws" when they in fact have no impact on you - as they have no impact on you now. That will change soon, and I guarantee you that you will not be in any position other than to 'break the law' and then be held accountable.

Ah, so you expect your fellow country men to all refuse to enter into service if is ever required then - if they all took the view you have - all those eligible to fight, to defend their country would be in jail, leaving the country defenceless. The country that you said you like? That's an rather bizarre concept you have there JF.

Im not saying that all should join me on this, and if there really was a crisis that required me to go into The Army I would help, but I don't think other people should have to join The Army in those circumstances if they don't want to, if they wanted to join then good but I think we should always have freedom of choice.