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Beyond moral grounds, Rand provided several practical reasons for abolishing the draft:

She argued that without the draft, governments could not easily embark on "senseless ventures" like the Vietnam War, as they would struggle to find volunteers for wars lacking clear self-defense purposes. ayn rand

Rand viewed the draft as an enactment of "altruist self-sacrifice," where individuals are forced to serve purposes they may not share or understand. Beyond moral grounds

Rand contended that a volunteer military acts as a safeguard against military adventurism and serves as a protector of peace. ayn rand

She believed the threat of being drafted creates a state of "terror" where young people cannot plan their futures or count on their own efforts. Political Impact and Legacy

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