Filling the Ranks conscription_laws.1
Members of the … have approached the government about the implementation of …. They believe that more time is needed before we are ready to implement this law.
"Would you put a price on the freedom that we all enjoy? No! But you do put a price on the crops those workers grow. Our freedom and national security is not up for debate, nor can you put a price on it. We must ensure our nation’s survival, and every man must be prepared to do what is necessary to obtain that goal."
Professional Troops conscription_laws.2
Many of our professional soldiers have brought up the concerns that mixing conscripts with regular infantry during war will greatly affect the quality and competence of our troops.
"You expect me to go fight and put my life on the line for this country, and you want me to fight along with some farmer or factory worker that has never so much as held a rifle before? How can we expect our forces to work in unison together when only part of them knows what they are doing?"
Unprepared for Conscription conscription_laws.3
… the leader of the … has given a rousing speech against the dangers of implementing … so rapidly.
"We cannot just ignore the fact that we are not ready for this. What good is it if the country collapses under us? If we send out the mobilization order when we are unprepared, not only will we need to pay our new soldiers, but we will also have less workers in the factories and farmers in the fields. Which means even less production, which leads to less profit, which finally leads us to less taxes and national revenue. How were we going to pay those new troops?"
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