Served in the Navy, was honorably discharged from service. No. Compulsory service should not be considered.
I have a few friends who currently serve in the military. It's a shit show right now. The mission has always been the #1 priority. The mission is being hampered by idiots who want to put themselves first.
At my buddy's command there is a girl who brought a BLM flag into the work center and posted it on the wall. She thinks she is being singled out as a young black female and that her superiors are racist for enforcing rules concerning placing / flying flags or banners on Government property. In her mind she's not wrong for going against regs, they're wrong for being "racist".
There is also a male transitioning to female. They did not go through the chain of command to ensure that a name change, change of recorded gender, and proper changes in service record were done prior to them showing up as a woman. Now the command is trying to play catch up on everything from change of e-mail to change in tax forms. Add in the complications of putting a 6' tall "woman" with a penis in female barracks and we're now less focused on the mission then ever.
Both are starting massive shitstorms over their perceived "individual rights" in an organization (US Military) that is not an equal opportunity employer and is shown to not allow individualism at work.
F*ck that. We don't need more of this by forcing pansexual gender-fluid communist-sympathizers into the service..