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human
Are military service contracts akin to indentured servitude or slavery?

I am a naval officer and have been in the navy for about 2 years. I don’t want to be in the military at this point, but I have 6 years left on my contract and have no legitimate way of buying my contract out. I am forced to perform a job that I don’t want to do every day. The alternative is jail or receiving a bad discharge.

Is this morally wrong in the same way that slavery and indentured servitude are considered morally wrong?
gpt
I think typically slavery and indentured servitude are bad because you can't quit, not because you can't quit without suffering consequences that were stipulated when you signed the contract. But a job you can't quit without bad consequences might be bad for reasons similar to indentured servitude (even if it's not as bad). It depends on the consequences, presumably.