Monk Thailand conscription lottery scene

Thai soldiers are treated badly, and even the most basic food is a problem. The duty of a soldier is to defend his country, but how can he defend his country and protect the people if he doesn't even have enough to eat? Thailand implements compulsory military service. No matter what your status is, as long as you reach the prescribed age and your gender is male, you must have a physical examination. Therefore, there is no need to make a fuss when you see a "shemale" and a monk at the conscription scene every year. If this compulsory military service system is not supported by corresponding preferential treatment, then soldiers will only be exploited. In fact, Thai men are unwilling to perform military service, so the government invented a black and red brand to solve this problem. Draw lots at the conscription site. If you draw a black sign, you don't have to do military service. Draw a red sign, even if you have a background, you have to go to military service.

Nowadays, Thai children are forced to be soldiers. What a pity! What the country lacks is not soldiers, but people who can supervise society and the government and improve the transparency of the government. However, the Thai government exploited soldiers naked, and the military expenditure in Thailand was quite low, so the food expenses allocated to soldiers could not meet the needs of soldiers. The soldiers train hard every day, but they don't even have enough to eat. This is problematic and hides great hidden dangers. Coupled with the current labor shortage in Thailand, many companies have offered high wages, which is still considerable compared with the government's subsidies to soldiers. Thai men can get a higher salary if they want to find a job at will than if they go to the army.

Being a soldier in Thailand is still very dangerous. Thai soldiers often face actual combat and life and death. The protection of soldiers by the army is also very limited, and few people can leave alive when they encounter a bomb. And the domestic situation in Thailand is not very stable. If riots break out in some places, the army may be transferred to these places to fight at any time. If you are killed in battle, the army will give very little money to your family members, so even fewer people are willing to be soldiers. The Thai army often has veterans bullying new recruits, and the army also punishes some soldiers from time to time.

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