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CMV: Military shouldn’t be able to recruit in highschool.

You shouldn’t be able to walk into a classroom, look into the eyes of someone who is not an adult, promise them a future, and turn them into a stone cold killer. 
 
They are not understanding of the gravity of the role they are taking on and how it will impact their life. If an adult entices a child to do something that will change their life forever in any normal circumstances, it’s considered a crime. They are literally grooming children with their promises of a better life, with prestige and honor. They don’t ever do commercials of the homeless man who flinches every time he hears thunder. Or of the guy with a prosthetic arm because his was blown off after he watched his best friend die. Change my view.
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For the US: The military path after highschool is a valid option so you can argue that recruiting in highschool can be done correctly. After all the age group after highschool is a semi ideal time to join the military.

The problem is as you stated, they go after low income students, use free college as a bait, and the military has poor mental health practices. Also veterans are treated poorly. Instead of stopping highschool recruitment, the actual problems of the military and why people join it (for college/to get out of poverty) must be addressed.

The military can teach useful stuff to a highschool graduate and patriotism is a good thing (blind nationalism is bad).