Defund The CBC Soviet Canada plans mandatory civic and/or military service for youth

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"Canadians like the idea of public service for young adults. Should it be mandatory?"​


At least seven in 10 people responding to a recent Angus Reid poll supported the idea of one year of mandatory public service for Canadians under 30 — things like tutoring kids or working in national parks. Mandatory military service, however, was more divisive, with 43 per cent in support and 44 per cent opposed.
Amid Canada's Elbows Up wave, the idea was to gauge our appetite for this kind of national initiative...
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Whenever the CBC asks a question like this, you know that they're testing public reaction and that their coverage is designed to make you answer "yes". Significantly, the testimonies in favour of using young people's bodies as a natural resource to be deployed wherever the State sees fit all come from non-white immigrants; as Canada becomes less white, the idea of personal autonomy is being eroded, and left-wing political causes start to be perceived as important enough to compulsorily demand your service to them, much as the Soviet Union demanded mandatory participation in Communist parades and infrastructure projects.

While the article admits that young people might find it financially punishing to be out of the workforce for years on end, even this can be remedied by more government interference in the economy (in conformity with the usual pattern: government creates the problem, then offers the solution to the problem in the form of more government).


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Note that most of the comments in favour of this idea are from older people who will never be affected by it. These are the same people whose selfish hypochondria destroyed the lives of the young five years ago.
 
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The people who will enthusiastically vote for and support this are those too old to be affected by it.

What young man in his right mind would accept being forced to give up his time and labour for free to a country where he can't find paying work because foreigners have taken it all? What kind of society resorts to usury to occupy youth they don't have any other use for and don't want to pay? How will this foster any positive civic engagement or sense of belonging?
 
A Pajeet should be my chauffeur for 10 years before getting residency. I mean, servants are part of their culture.
 
As a recent user of cabs for two weeks, I can say that the last thing you want is to spend that amount of time in a car that reeks of B.O. and curry spice barely covered up by air fresheners and too much Axe body spray, with a driver who spends more time looking at his phone than at the road and arguing in gibberish with a haranguing female on the other end of the line who is identifiable only by the moniker "Wife Ji."
 
If I was 18 I would say no and if mandatory I would just cross the border and join one of the branches of the US Military.

I wonder if they are worried real Canadian youth rising up since the feds and provinces made sure all the youth jobs and entry level jobs go to the jeeets?
 
Good thing I already radicalized my oldest against the government of Canada. There is no world in which I or my kids serve this nation after the last decade of malignant management.

Attempting to achieve the high score by bagging draft commissars is the highest honor a man can attain in life.
 
Still a dumb thing to do, though (more so the drugs than the salutes of course)
 
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I seriously doubt they can even enforce this. Their only leverage right now is financial even that starting to lose power as millennial and younger simply do not care anymore.

You are better of just joining the French foreign legion at least they will pay you after training.
 
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