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**treawittelf** · 10-19-2005, 07:00 AM

i don't see the purpose in responding here anymore. the topic was supposed to be on the draft. it has gone too far off that topic. you have proved that it is yourself who is not here for discourse - you have proved it by going so far to try and prove me wrong, etc.

Obviously we have different views, and perhaps when i hear certain radical views i respond rather LOUDLY but it is no reason to start complaining about my requests to be treated with some respect.

So just for the sake of ending aggrevation, i won't post in this draft topic until it gets back on topic, and talks about the draft!

If you see no need to respond, why do you keep responding?

You keep insulting me by saying I am not here for discourse right after a post I placed on the reasons for going to war in the first place (which is one of the reasons why a lot of people do not want to go to war if there was a draft for this one).

Again, you are arguing a moot point by trying to say, basically "You are wrong and I am not talking to you anymore".

You wanted an explanation, and I gave it to you. You want to know why people are getting angry, I told you.

And the funny thing is, you still have not said why you will not sign up BEFORE a draft in the first place.

Most people who say they are all for the draft are usually the ones that say that they will go if asked, but will not go otherwise. they do not give any reasons for not going now other than the fact that, as you pointed out, that that was not the question.

This is usually because they are uncomfortable about the subject and they don't want to answer why they have not already joined up for fear that will somehow look unpatriotic or lazy.

So the question is raised again, without looking to insult, is why are you so ready to join the army IF there was a draft, but so unwilling to answer the question of whether or not you would joing if there WAS no draft in order to provide support for a war you are in favor of?

10-19-2005, 07:00 AM	#8
treawittelf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 535 Senior Member	i don't see the purpose in responding here anymore. the topic was supposed to be on the draft. it has gone too far off that topic. you have proved that it is yourself who is not here for discourse - you have proved it by going so far to try and prove me wrong, etc. Obviously we have different views, and perhaps when i hear certain radical views i respond rather LOUDLY but it is no reason to start complaining about my requests to be treated with some respect. So just for the sake of ending aggrevation, i won't post in this draft topic until it gets back on topic, and talks about the draft! If you see no need to respond, why do you keep responding? You keep insulting me by saying I am not here for discourse right after a post I placed on the reasons for going to war in the first place (which is one of the reasons why a lot of people do not want to go to war if there was a draft for this one). Again, you are arguing a moot point by trying to say, basically "You are wrong and I am not talking to you anymore". You wanted an explanation, and I gave it to you. You want to know why people are getting angry, I told you. And the funny thing is, you still have not said why you will not sign up BEFORE a draft in the first place. Most people who say they are all for the draft are usually the ones that say that they will go if asked, but will not go otherwise. they do not give any reasons for not going now other than the fact that, as you pointed out, that that was not the question. This is usually because they are uncomfortable about the subject and they don't want to answer why they have not already joined up for fear that will somehow look unpatriotic or lazy. So the question is raised again, without looking to insult, is why are you so ready to join the army IF there was a draft, but so unwilling to answer the question of whether or not you would joing if there WAS no draft in order to provide support for a war you are in favor of?
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