Who thinks that an army is unnecessary?

Sure, have your combat-ready army, I don't know who needs it, and it requires expenses that could be redirected to other areas...
But why force everyone into it? Why should I waste a year of my life in terribly uncomfortable conditions, with high physical exertion that will make me faint in the first 5 minutes, with moral pressure and interaction with this stupid rabble, from which I will get infected and become the same, or even worse?
I'm not against defending my country, but only if there is someone to defend against, if it is reasonable, and if there are conditions that support it.

But for some reason, all the developed Western countries that you constantly cite as examples have well-developed armed forces. Because a country that cannot ensure its own defense and independence has no place in the harsh world politics. Maybe you should exercise and not be a weakling so you don't faint? It's useful even without an army, what will you do if you encounter thugs in an alley? You also constantly use the word "rabble" in relation to those who ended up in the army, voluntarily or by conscription, although you yourself have never been in the army.

There was a reason to maintain an army, because there was an enemy.

There was a non-aggression pact with Germany. No war was planned, and there are still enough enemies, like NATO and the USA, which are slowly surrounding us with their bases.

I believe that there wasn't in the years of the War. People wanted to defend the country, not to satisfy their ego.

There wasn't during the war itself, but there was before and after. By the way, everyone was forced into the war, although of course many went voluntarily. Undemocratic, but effective.

It's inhumane. I want to live in a humane and democratic country.

Democracy is a deception for hamsters so that they feel free. In reality, everywhere the government decides everything.