Languish: Soldiers or Lawyers?

[Malthus]

We have many soldiers and many lawyers on Languish. But the question remains: which is larger - The Languish Soldiers Platoon, or the Languish Advocates Cabal?   

For "soldiers" include airmen, marines and sailors, those in the reserves and those who have been soldiers, etc. but who have since retired or moved on to other jobs; for "lawyers" count law students, those who got law degrees but who have not passed the bar (hi, Ide!), and those who got law degrees but have moved on to other occupations. 

[Syt]

I did my military service, and I got trained at college for public administration, which is about 75% law. It's been 17 and 14 years respectively since those eras of my life, though.

[Eddie Teach]

I want the truth!

[mongers]

We're all subsets of 'prevaricators'. 

[DGuller]

I never served in the armed forces, but I am an actuary.

[lustindarkness]

I'll let it slide for this thread/poll. But you really should have used the term military service member instead of soldier.

[The Brain]

I was a soldier once. It seems a thousand centuries ago.

[DGuller]

I was a soldier once. It seems a thousand centuries ago.

Hi, grumbler. 

[lustindarkness]

I am both soldier and lawyer = 2?! Who?

[The Brain]

I was a soldier once. It seems a thousand centuries ago.

Hi, grumbler. 

[grumbler]

I'll let it slide for this thread/poll. But you really should have used the term military service member instead of soldier.

But he's including naval service members as well.  Military means army + air force.  Armed Forces is all four services.

[Valmy]

LOL can I be: Jaron?

[lustindarkness]

Tru dat yo.

[celedhring]

What if you're neither? Can we assemble a mercenary force and sell ourselves to the highest bidder?

[Eddie Teach]

I am both soldier and lawyer = 2?! Who?

Since none of the options fit me, I gave my vote to Daniel Kaffee.