Should the United States have Mandatory Military Conscription?

In the heyday of war, more than 12% of the total population of the United States, 16 million people out of 132 million people worked. Compared with the present age, the total population is over 314 million, but the military population (less than 5 million) is far below 1% of the total population. After the Second World War, the draft is continuing when President Truman proposed that "selective training and service law" expired in 1940 and allow military to return to volunteers again.

Drafts are also called drafts and practices requiring compulsory access to all departments of the military. America adopted this practice at least twice, and during the Second World War I remembered the civil war draft and was carrying out. Since it is not necessary, conscriptions will not be executed now in the United States. Now, if you want to join the army, you can do it through volunteers. - Two independent wars that were part of the Second World War: European War and the Far East War. Beginning in 1941, both the United States and Britain participated in these two countries and their enemies began a different war The Soviet Union fought only in Europe until the last days of the war. These two wars were thought to be caused by the conflict of actions of rulers of Germany and Japan, while being regarded as being accepted by the governments of Britain, France, and the United States.

A compulsory military service, also known as a military draft, is a strategy the country is using to build a large and powerful force to deploy at the time of war and when it is necessary to protect state sovereignty . History shows that many governments have adopted this strategy including France during the French Revolution of 1790 and China's Qin Dynasty of 221 BC 221 BC. Even today, some countries still adopt this strategy, including North Korea who expanded its military recruitment in 2014 for 10 years, Myanmar who needs to draft male and female troops, and so on. Considering that concept, mandatory military is always a controversial topic, and many objections have been raised in politics and religion. This poses a problem in the discussion, is this a good thing?