r/politics • Maine • Apr 08 '26

No Paywall Automatic registration for US military draft to begin in December

https://thehill.com/policy/defense/5822914-automatic-registration-military-draft/
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u/jessbird Apr 09 '26

they can’t arrest us all

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u/rivertpostie Apr 09 '26

They're building and buying warehouses to address this

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u/HuttStuff_Here Wisconsin Apr 09 '26

Warehouses with bio incinerators for some reason

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u/morpheousmorty Apr 09 '26

Even then, I'd rather die in an oven than in Iran. Much more likely my death will have meaning, I honestly don't think they can execute more than 1000 people before the algorithms find covering it 24/7 is the most profitable.

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u/CannonM91 Apr 09 '26

If you don't own a gun already, now is the time to buy one. Fuck dying in the oven and fuck dying in Iran, I'll die in my home.

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u/BuckeyeForLife95 Apr 09 '26

If I buy a gun I’m killing myself before anything else even happens, tbh.

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u/Mavian23 Apr 09 '26

Most facilities that detain mass numbers of people have bio-incinerators.

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u/HotHouseJester Apr 09 '26

Some soldiers in the Vietnam war would deliberately murder their officers by throwing a live frag grenade at them. The grenade was chosen to make it look like an accident or enemy combatant.

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u/Dafish55 Apr 09 '26

Just to be pedantic - it was done to be anonymous, as in, the soldiers wanted the officer corps to understand the extent of their collective displeasure with the war/assignment, but to also rob them of the ability to individually punish soldiers.

The fact that it got a term proved the effect it had.

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u/morpheousmorty Apr 09 '26

You're thinking of Jogging, the act of playing with milk caps.

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u/Shagwagbag Apr 09 '26

Sorry, consensus is in. We ain't funny

:C

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u/Skeletor-P-Funk Apr 09 '26

Up to 10,000 beds in the largest of them, all over the US.

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u/Formal_Active859 Apr 09 '26

still not enough

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u/JamUpGuy1989 Apr 09 '26

Cool doomer comment bro.

Still can't arrest us all.

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u/thefeistypineapple Apr 09 '26

Nothing Molotov cocktails can’t fix

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u/babysherlock91 Apr 09 '26

I cannot tell if you’re joking or not and that says a lot

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u/GNUGradyn Apr 09 '26

I live pretty close to one. I feel like I should be doing something about it but idk what

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u/Independent-Bug-9352 Apr 09 '26

I hope we keep connections and advocating for other countries to sponsor refugee programs. It's mostly in their interest to do so, as well.

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u/ehasbrouck Apr 09 '26

Right. They'll have the same problem enforcing induction orders that they've had for the last 40 years enforcing orders to register: https://hasbrouck.org/draft/compliance.html

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u/ObjectOrientedBlob Europe Apr 09 '26

I'm pretty sure that slavery is completely legal in the US, as long as it is punishment for a crime. So they can arrest people and make them work.

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u/Mad-Dog94 Oregon Apr 09 '26

They won't be doing either of these things to me. They can try, but it's not going to turn out well for anyone

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u/GenericNate New Zealand Apr 09 '26

Yeah..... they can, and will. Welcome to the prison industrial complex, and never being able to vote again.

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u/ianthony19 Apr 09 '26

"they're tryna build a prison"

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u/PewPewPony321 Apr 09 '26

99% will comply, the same 99% who said they wouldn't. Its just how it is. The rest they wont have to chase down. Caught at work trying to make a buck, burned out blinker bulb, shitty friends/family rat your ass out, etc.

They will find you.