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Qualify the question a bit and I will be happy to answer. Do you mean why is it illegal to burn a draft card or why is it (or is it) socially unacceptable/morally wrong to burn a draft card? The fact is that you can burn a draft card but it is illegal. For a legal discussion see US v. O'Brien. I think there is a good wiki entry on it.
What else can I help you with?
What is a draft letter?
During WW2, the local government formed a Draft Board who selected young men for military duty. They went through a selection process and sent out a "Draft Letter" informing them to report to for duty. In the 1960's and even today, a young man who reaches the age of 18 must register for Selective Service and he would be sent a Draft Card. When and if he was required for military service, he would be contacted and it could be with a letter.
What does a draft card look like?
A draft card, officially known as the Selective Service Registration card, typically features the individual's name, address, date of birth, and a unique identification number. It may also include the individual's physical characteristics and signature. The card is often a simple, printed document with basic information, and it can vary slightly in design depending on the era and country. In the U.S., the draft card is a small, rectangular piece of paper.
How do you get drafted into the army?
Choose a branch of the military (Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force) and talk to a recruiter. You may be able to go to a military academy, or go through ROTC in a regular college or university, or sign up right out of high school. The recruiter can advise you as to the best path to follow.
What is the difference between draft resistance and draft evasion?
There "might" be a difference (splitting hairs) if one man flees to Canada (evading) verses another man burning his draft card (resisting). However, most people will probably agree that resisting/evading are both in the same category of draft resisting/draft evading/or draft dodging.
What is the consequence for burning ones draft card?
Use to be in the us, you could go to jail,
Why were you protesting against the Vietnam war?
They protesting the military draft. Draft riots, draft card burning.
What became illegal to burn on August 31 1965?
A U.S. Draft Card.
What is a 4F card?
A 4F card is a classification used by the U.S. military during the draft process, designating an individual as unfit for military service. This classification can result from various reasons, including medical conditions, mental health issues, or other disqualifying factors. Those receiving a 4F card are exempt from being drafted into military service.
What is a burn card?
A burn card is a card that is put away without showing its value to anyone, as in the start of a shoe. A burn card is also a card that is not in play after it has been exposed out of turn. Basically burn cards are cards that are not used in play.
When was Burn Card created?
Burn Card was created on 2008-04-23.
What is a draft letter?
During WW2, the local government formed a Draft Board who selected young men for military duty. They went through a selection process and sent out a "Draft Letter" informing them to report to for duty. In the 1960's and even today, a young man who reaches the age of 18 must register for Selective Service and he would be sent a Draft Card. When and if he was required for military service, he would be contacted and it could be with a letter.
Will your card be accepted by apple when your bank draft comes through?
Yes, your card will be accepted by Apple when your bank draft comes through.
Did Mitt Romney have any military experience religion?
Mitt Romney does not have any military experience but he does have religious experience. He was a missionary, bishop, and regional leader for his church. He did have a draft card in 1969 but was never called up to join the service.
Where to get a draft card from?
Your local post office.
Can you get a copy of your draft card?
Yes, you can obtain a copy of your draft card if you have lost it or need a replacement. The process typically involves contacting the selective service system or the appropriate military authority in your country. You may need to provide personal information for verification purposes. It's important to check the specific requirements and procedures, as they can vary by location.
What were issues americans had with the vietnam war?
The draft. Clues (hints): Look up "draft card burning", "draft riots", and "fleeing to Canada."
What is the value of a latrell sprewell draft pick card?
The value of a Latrell Sprewell draft pick card is $7.99. Latrell Sprewell played professional basketball from 1992 to 2005.
