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Dignity After Service: The Moral Contract Between the State and Its Veterans
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Dignity After Service: The Moral Contract Between the State and Its Veterans
“It is a culture’s duty to take care of its elderly,” and the real weight of this statement does not come from emotion or sentiment, but from the responsibility it places on a society to act consistently and fairly over time. For nations, this responsibility is never theoretical, because it is tested in real systems, in how long processes take, and in how often—or how quietly—those who once served are required to ask for what was assured to them…
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