After I sent my son off to college, he did enlist - and it pissed me off!
If there were a hypothetical draft, and my son was drafted, I'd expect him to serve with honor.
If he decided not to serve, I'd voice my extreme disappointment and displeasure, and then I'd do everything in my power to help him. He's my son - and that loyalty goes beyond everything else - EVERYTHING!
Unless you have adult children, don't even bother responding, because you'd never understand.
As for a draft - it'll never happen as long as the new services are aligned the way they are.
No insult intended here, but some people in this forum would rather throw gasoline on a fire - their intentions are ignorant and destructive - Anyone with half a brain could do some research into what the military could do with a draftee and figure out that a draft just won't work in todays modern army.
Way back when, they needed a lot of laborers to do scut work, and the battlefield was simple - it was them over there and us over here - keep shooting and the last man standing wins. In Vietnam, they threw a bunch of minimally trained teenagers into the battlefield and ended up with a lot of dead because of it. It didn't work then, and it won't work now.
By the way, in Vietnam, the dradtess went into the Marines and Army, the Air Force and Navy didn't draft because it wouldn't have worked for them. - they needed motivated people.
Nowadays, there isn't a lot of need for scut work - but there is a lot of need for highly trained specialists in all of ther fields - you have to have a minimal education to be able to function in the most labor internsive duties. The lowest denominator used to be the infantryman - but nowadays, they're highly trained and very deadly professionals. They regulary work with and fix the high twech equipment they're issued for the battlefield. They do much, if not most of their fighting at night and need to know how to use and fix the equipment that allows them to fight at night..
Do some studying and then think about today's army, and then tell me where a draftee who doesn't want to be there, would fit in.