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Topic	I think people who Join the Army should be allowed to QUIT. Do you agree??
LinkPizza 05/18/18 11:41:28 AM #20:	Anyway, I say no. And I was in. First of all, you can always sign up for less years. I had a friend who only did two(Navy, I believe). And when we had people sign up, it was usually 4 or 6. And if you choose 6 years, you got. Rank a little faster. I don't think you should Be able to sign up for 6 years to get rank, then quit later on unless you're going to oh that back(except for certain situations). The thing is, you kind of can quit whenever, based on your situation. If you're not finished with Yech school and get pregnant, they actually offer you a chance to get out. Also, if you go to mental health, it's usually the start to you getting out. Tell someone you're thinking about hurting yourself. You'll be stuck wherever you are for a while, but you will probably be out after a while. And you technically can buy your contract out. It's usually for people who get rich quick. Like winning a lottery. Or getting a bunch of money from a rich family member who passed... Except it's usually more like they get rid of you... And a special case if what they were doing for the last few years. They had too many people. So, they gave everyone who wanted it a chance to get out. They did it 2 or 3 times, IIRC. And it was just a regular discharge. Nothing bad about it. I think the 2nd time they did it, the first day it opened up to take people, they have more than double of what they needed to get rid off. They had a nice meme(which I can't find anymore) for it. It was this picture and said, "Air Force offers early out. Airmen be like" https://imgur.com/FAuW9Bh Anyway, that's how I feel. You don't have to sign up. So, don't if you don't want to. But don't sign up and just quit. It does cost money to train you. And you are getting paid for it the whole time you're in. Even if you let them pay the military back, they probably wouldn't have enough... AllstarSniper32 posted... GastroFan posted... Once you've made a commitment you should honor that commitment; it's what separates adults from kids, being responsible for the consequences of your decisions I mean. Yup, blindly go through with any and all commitments, that's what makes an adult alright. I mean, it's their fault if they don't know what they're signing up for... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:901569004] in I think pe... [t:76619582]...</cite> <quote>Anyway, I say no. And I was in. First of all, you can always sign up for less years. I had a friend who only did two(Navy, I believe). And when we had people sign up, it was usually 4 or 6. And if you choose 6 years, you got. Rank a little faster. I don't think you should Be able to sign up for 6 years to get rank, then quit later on unless you're going to oh that back(except for certain situations). The thing is, you kind of can quit whenever, based on your situation. If you're not finished with Yech school and get pregnant, they actually offer you a chance to get out. Also, if you go to mental health, it's usually the start to you getting out. Tell someone you're thinking about hurting yourself. You'll be stuck wherever you are for a while, but you will probably be out after a while. And you technically can buy your contract out. It's usually for people who get rich quick. Like winning a lottery. Or getting a bunch of money from a rich family member who passed... Except it's usually more like they get rid of you... And a special case if what they were doing for the last few years. They had too many people. So, they gave everyone who wanted it a chance to get out. They did it 2 or 3 times, IIRC. And it was just a regular discharge. Nothing bad about it. I think the 2nd time they did it, the first day it opened up to take people, they have more than double of what they needed to get rid off. They had a nice meme(which I can't find anymore) for it. It was this picture and said, "Air Force offers early out. Airmen be like" https://imgur.com/FAuW9Bh Anyway, that's how I feel. You don't have to sign up. So, don't if you don't want to. But don't sign up and just quit. It does cost money to train you. And you are getting paid for it the whole time you're in. Even if you let them pay the military back, they probably wouldn't have enough... <cite>AllstarSniper32 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GastroFan posted...</cite> <quote>Once you've made a commitment you should honor that commitment; it's what separates adults from kids, being responsible for the consequences of your decisions I mean.</quote> Yup, blindly go through with any and all commitments, that's what makes an adult alright.</quote> I mean, it's their fault if they don't know what they're signing up for... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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