Reddit Rush: War Powers and Draft Fears // AIDRAN

A community that is genuinely debating war powers produces counterarguments, cited precedents, and named positions. What r/Military produced on April 29 was procedural intake — the 60-day statutory question ^[2], the dual-citizenship escape-hatch question ^[3], the naval exercise observation — none of which built toward a shared argument. This pattern is what arrival looks like, not deliberation.

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