In recent years, numerous nations have made the army obligatory for young males upon finishing high school. Whilst some people argue that
this
is unfair to those who do not wish to serve, I believe all countries must implement conscription, especially for men, and I will explain my reasons.
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To begin
with, the army develops innumerable qualities in individuals by teaching them hard work and how to defend themselves. If a young man learns fighting techniques and survival skills in the worst conditions, he will be capable of not only saving himself but Linking Words
also
protecting his family and country. Linking Words
For example
, in South Korea, there is compulsory military Linking Words
service
for two years for men when they turn 18. Use synonyms
As a result
, South Koreans have developed a strong sense of duty toward their nation and families.
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Furthermore
, the army has a way of helping young individuals mature quickly. After experiencing the demanding environment of the armed forces, they grow more quickly; Linking Words
thus
, they are more willing to take available jobs after their military Linking Words
service
rather than insisting on specific roles. Use synonyms
For instance
, in China, a survey measuring employment in the first year after graduation, whether after higher education or after military Linking Words
service
, reported that 87% of former soldiers secured a position, Use synonyms
while
only 34% of graduates became employed. Because many non-recruits are more selective, they often cannot accept any job, which leaves many of them unemployed and delays their maturity.
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service
can be long and tiring, I am convinced that it is a wise policy. Conscription can cultivate protective and strong generations, both mentally and physically.Use synonyms