[wintertime]

Well?.....Since you use the military example then I suppose you support drafting teachers to work in the government schools, imprisoning them, and/or shooting them if they are deserters.

Does that help you understand the difference between being a soldier and a government teacher in our nation's socialist schools?

[xzins]

As a military retiree with quite a few years of service, I am aware that the draft has not been around for some time.

A local community has absolutely nothing preventing them from voting to establish schools, of voting to fund them, and of voting to provide for their management.

Pursing teaching is entirely voluntary as is pursuing a military career is entirely voluntary. The military is, of course, a much more restrictive lifestyle, but we know that going in.

[xzins]

As a military retiree with quite a few years of service, I am aware that the draft has not been around for some time.

A local community has absolutely nothing preventing them from voting to establish schools, of voting to fund them, and of voting to provide for their management.

Pursuing teaching is entirely voluntary as is pursuing a military career is entirely voluntary. The military is, of course, a much more restrictive lifestyle, but we know that going in.

[xzins]

As a military retiree with quite a few years of service, I am aware that the draft has not been around for some time.

A local community has absolutely nothing preventing them from voting to establish schools, of voting to fund them, and of voting to provide for their management.

Pursuing teaching is entirely voluntary as is pursuing a military career is entirely voluntary. The military is, of course, a much more restrictive lifestyle, but we know that going in.