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In reply to the discussion: U.S. Military Can't Find Recruits [View all]ProfessorGAC
(76,742 posts)51. You're Dodging
The data i linked differs from your contention that expectancy in adulthood hasn't changed in "hundreds of years".
When confronted with contradictory data, you changed the subject. That's weak.
Color me unsurprised.
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K&R, Corps in US don't want to admit US is heading towards negative unemployment with so many ...
uponit7771
Jul 2022
#3
The poster I was replying to was confusing life exp at birth with life exp in the workforce.
former9thward
Jul 2022
#48
The percentage of the population over 65 is 2x higher now than it was then. nt.
Mariana
Jul 2022
#53
The people who died from Covid were not the healthiest Americans anyway, and unlikely to have been
BlackSkimmer
Jul 2022
#41
Red states are passing election laws that allow them to overturn any results they don't like.
Aristus
Jul 2022
#6
Yeah, I think there's a good chance this is really going to spread and a draft will
RKP5637
Jul 2022
#22
Offer citizenship to young people around the world. I bet the real reason is
applegrove
Jul 2022
#12
It would be had for me, if I were a young person, to get excited about serving my country.
Chainfire
Jul 2022
#13
Sadly, today, it really makes one wonder what kind of country they are risking their lives for.
RKP5637
Jul 2022
#29
Yes. And that isn't just a problem for the military. It's a problem for our health care system.
highplainsdem
Jul 2022
#40
If I was 18 again, I would enlist in the army for the same DoD job in M.I.
Dysfunctional
Jul 2022
#32