Yes, I'm not disagreeing with any of this. These are the kind of qualified applicants they want. Note these are enlisted people, people they hired.Yawn.
Are you saying those articles are wrong?
At the bottom there are three.
Why Are So Few Millennials Willing To Join The Military?
When terrorists attack our country or our allies, millennials are in line with every other demographic group in America in supporting increased security measures, use of force, and military service.
They just don’t want to be the ones to do it.
According to research conducted before and after the Paris attacks by the Harvard Institute of Politics, a full 60% of millennials (adults between 18 and 29 years old) now support the use of ground troops in combating the Islamic State. Yet when asked if they would be willing to serve in the armed forces, only 15% conveyed any willingness at all to do so.
While plenty of theories abound as to why that is, the facts are the millennial generation is less involved, less interested, and less engaged than members of Generation X or Baby Boomers. When compared to those generations, millennials are also less likely to talk about politics, rate it as a top interest, or step into a voting booth, according to Pew Research Center.
Research has also shown that millennials are significantly less likely to describe themselves as patriotic than Gen Xers or Boomers, less likely to identify as members of the Republican Party, and less likely to exhibit social trust.
The comparison of these data points suggests a generation largely out of step with the institutions tasked with defending it.
Why Are So Few Millennials Willing To Join The Military?
A more inclusive military won't matter if young people won't include themselves | Scott Beauchamp
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...else-fight-their-wars/?utm_term=.f5ceb5ccef90
I love this diagram showing three colors that don't exist on the map, before getting I to who is fattest.
I wont' repeat it but can you tell me why they're wrong?
Sometimes the quest for knowledge takes me to dangerous places.@Banchan is in breach of every rule that exists on this site. His days are numbered.
We don't learn about this stuff. This is me putting in my own time learning about 'Murcia.
Just as a further comment on my asking for an exanplantion, you must remember that I'm in a pretty liberal area of Canada. To me those articles makes sense because many Canadian millenials seem very uninterested in joining the military or even talking about politics. These articles very well could be describing you average Canadian millenial. Seems reasonable to me.
You're trying too hard bro, in like every single post you make. Not to teach you trolling lessons or anything, but it's not even subtle. A lack if intelligence on your part is to blame, but equally responsible should be the mods for allowing this to continue. I really like you, in a "you should have been banned a long time ago" kind of way, so I want to see you succeed here, in a "can someone ban this guy now?" fashion.
I did read them. I aknowledge military applicants has an obesity problem among the other factors such as education and crime but what about people not wanting to enroll? It says in the article the military is having a hard time attracting qualified people because of the healthy civilian job market. Aren't these the prospective good candidate but uninterested millenials the articles I linked talked about?
I don't really come here to make jokes. I come here to learn about western people and western isms.
Yeah, I bet, faggit. I might add, this comment, unless in jest, wouldn't be allowed with another member.
It's ok I mostly just ignore you.
