Dallas Barrett
Section 12
Group 3
Free
Will
Free
will is obviously a choice, but to those fighting in wars, is it a choice? Yes,
obviously in today’s society, people sign up for the military service. What if
they did not sign up? Would the government start assigning the draft again?
Then would it be free will? Of course not, but it would be up to the people
that do not want to be apart of something to stand up for what they think is
right. Free will is free. It is not something someone gives you. It is not
something you buy off the shelves in a mason jar. It is not something you earn,
It does not matter where you come from, if your born with diabetes, none of
that matters. It is something you have to believe. It is something every single
person is born with. It is the belief that you can make the choice to do
anything you want to and be able to live with that decision. People look back
and regret decisions. Some are hard to forget but you made them. Now you have
to live with them. Nobody will hold your hand. Nobody will be there for you if
you are not there for yourself.
Next,
free will is key in military day-to-day operations. You do not have to pull the
trigger when looking down the barrel and looking at the enemy through the
scope. If one doesn’t pull the trigger, how many of his/her friends could be
killed? Could he/ she be killed in the process of making that free will
decision not to pull the trigger? If ones friend was killed because he/she did
not pull the trigger could they live with that? All of these questions relate
to one thing, Free Will. It is what you do with it that gives you the power to
live your life the way you want to live it, not if it was already a predestined
belief by god.
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