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Let me put it this way, if the government is stupid enough to do it. It either has enough power and loyal people who, if there are problems, can suppress the murdered, or it is just plain stupid. The problem is that this can only work if these people are separated from each other and mixed in...

Yes, that's right. And therein lies your problem, you focus solely on the fact that "they are forcing military service!" Instead of, or maybe they have a good reason that they force to serve? Especially since it depends on your point of view, for someone who lives by the ethos that service is...

But there are other reasons in conscription than just a shortage of people for the army. There is also the dissipation of the surplus, when suddenly at the last minute the conscription system is flooded with waves of volunteers, it will immediately be overloaded because, first, there will be too...

Man, but that's what it sounded like to me. Underneath the feigned concern for coercion, it leaks out selfishness who sound like they dare to force me to do anything. Because, after all, it's impossible that anyone who will be subject to conscription is in favor of conscription. He must be like...

I don't know where you got this conclusion from. I understand that you are extremely selfish that you cannot imagine voluntary support for conscription by those who will be covered by it, but the truth is that it is as real as possible. The fact that in your country for you the "regime" is...

Here, unfortunately, we crash into the fact of how society is not a collection of atoms. The more it is just a collection of individuals and not united, the more it seems like a torture to them and they try to avoid service. Unfortunately for atomized invidualist societies, they always fall...

Unfortunately, this is precisely what current societies find unacceptable.

Although is as possible, although it has never been a reliable source of recruits. In Poland, one can immediately report to the reserves, and the status of a soldier is extremely privileged over that of a civilian. Few wanted to come (in 2018 it was a staggering 18,000 people) when they can earn...

That's... how to put it. An extremely naive approach. The whole point of a conscript army is, de facto, to build up a huge number of reservists who don't need to be kept in barracks all the time like professionals, but who can gain the necessary competencies to later return to civilian life and...