I will and always have agreed with the mandatory military service. As a vet myself, the military teaches a lot of good skills, respect, drive etc. We wouldn't have so many snowflakes if we taught people to be productive and not expect everything handed to you.
Have to agree with this. I grew up with a Royal Air Force officer for a father and I was in the Air Training Cadets (ATC) as soon as he was able to put me in them.
Sure my father was a hard driver when I was younger, like making me leave home as soon as I was legally able to and making me fend for myself when I myself decided not to join the service. I learned a lot from him, even in passing, as our family was posted around the world as military families sometimes are.
I honestly regret not joining the Royal Air Force when I had the chance, but the values my father instilled in me like a strong work ethic and drive to excel stuck with me nevertheless. I'm doing my master's degree now while holding two jobs to fund myself. The sheer number of snowflake students I see who think working 'menial' jobs is beneath them, only to then flip out and moan when they cannot find 'meaningful' work, is absolutely staggering. Reality is going to knock snowflakes like this cold.