Currently, education is funded by the government, so the way I see it, if you don't want people to 'try' to recruit you, then go to a private school. Anyone could easily say schools shouldn't have libraries because tons of books are evil, like Harry Potter. It's all how you look at it. I think it's smart for the government to recruit kids in high school, so that they can make them into the right kind of soldiers. I'll admit though, everyone I know over the age of 25 who is in the military has told me not to get into it if I can help it.

You could easily talk about 'nobility' and 'rich' in this same subject, and how they are using us to play chess against eachother, sitting in big fancy buildings. Any subject can be twisted in any way you want it to be. The military is an option, and not everyone knows what options they have. Most people think it's college or being a bum. The army looks better than being a bum, and so if people can't or don't go to college, the army isn't that bad of an option. Which would you rather do, risk your life on the street with no money, or risk your life for your countries values with a good amount of money? It really depends on your opinion of how good the values are, but I think the majority of people would rather go into the army than die on the streets. And keep in mind, they could still get a job if they wanted, though the army would probably be better pay.

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]OK, then, here's my argument, Mr. Topic Creator: the Revo Controller owns everything else, since in nunchaku mode it works exactly as a traditional controller (an analog stick and eight buttons), but those usual features may be combined with the motion sensor. Moreover, the peripheral port is also a huge advantage. There are quite infinite possibilities.Megadanxzero

The PS2 controller doesn't have an analogue stick and 8 buttons. It has 2 analogue sticks and 16 buttons if you include the D-Pad (Which alot of games do use)