Why Would I Choose To Live In The Army?

Hudson outlines the plans to a very specific world in which the weapons industry is effectively dismantled and the people’s representatives are free from bias towards big business, because as described in previous chapters his mended America involves a world where business does not have the pull on congress that it currently does. Most importantly the military must open it’s courtroom doors. I’ve heard horror stories from my family members who have served our country about things higher ups in the military have gotten away with that made me never want to join. If I lived in a world where congress represented the people and business privilege was reigned in I would support a draft requiring every able mind and bodied citizen between the ages …show more content…
Over the years this has lead to business decisions that have caused a decline in business and profits for the casino, not to mention a decline in money made by the dealers and other staff. Constantly, I hear my coworkers complain about the lack of experience my boss has in running a casino and strategies used by other casinos to increase profits that have solid logic, unfortunately my boss does not see the differences between the two because he has never worked in either industry from an entry level position. Why would the same not happen in the military? Why would we choose to put people in charge of something they have no experience in? A fresh pair of eyes every now and again makes sense and looking to improve a system makes sense, but one must know how each facet of a job affects the employee’s wellbeing and the institution as a whole. One might argue that someone with a career in the military would be dependant on war would argue for it, which is exactly why I specifically outlined that the military economy must be safely demolished along with the presence of business in