I don't think so, people should be willing to serve their country and if they are not, then maybe something needs fixed before you ask people to give their lives for a cause.
Teenagers were concerned about the military draft during the 60's. Should they flee to Canada? Should they resist the draft? Should they volunteer for another service quickly, before the Army gets them? Should they enroll in college to avoid the draft, instead of just getting a job? Or...just join the Army...and get it over with.
Someone who is fleeing from being drafted into the army..they usual go to Canada.
an implied power
This is called conscription. The American slang word for it is "the draft".
The significance of a draft is to greatly increase the size of a countries army by forcing citizens to sign up. Then it is like a lottery where people a randomly chosen to join the army from the list.
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Im not sure but they can't draft people unless it is a serious problem
This is called conscription. The American slang word for it is "the draft".
Yes, it's called a draft.
Canada sent no men to Vietnam. Other than individual Canadians which crossed into the US and enlisted into the US Army/Marines. Several Canadians were killed in Vietnam while serving with the US Army/Marines. If any man receives a draft notice from his nation, and he ignores that notice; he's a draft dodger.
They strengthed their army by creating a new military draft.
no because they do not have a good standing army