Scott Ritter: Would The Draft Be Accepted in Today's America?

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter discusses the evolution from a draft military to a volunteer force in the US, influenced by the Vietnam War. It addresses the challenges faced during the transition, such as issues of racism and a decline in standards. The impact of perpetual wars on American youth and the psychological toll on veterans are also explored. Moreover, there is a critique on the glamorization of war in media and society, emphasizing the need to recognize the true costs of war. Lastly, the significance of trade skills and blue-collar professions is highlighted, stressing their practicality and value in comparison to a traditional college degree.

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