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Then there's a second objection to using market to allocate military service
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that's the idea that military service
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shouldn't be treated as just another job for pay
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because it's bound up with patriotism and civic obligation.
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This is a different argument
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from the argument about unfairness and inequality and coercion,
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it's an argument suggests that maybe where civic obligations are concerned,
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we shouldn't allocate duties and rights by the market.
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Now we've identified two broad objections.
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What do we need to know to assess those objections?
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To assess the first, the argument from coercion, inequality, and unfairness,
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Sam,