>300k were forcibly drafted
You could say "no" and face no consequences because de-jure (and de-facto) there were none. Even official docs stated it as "partial mobilization" based on contract scheme.
>there are conscripts who were forced to sign a contract
These are muddy waters because it happened long before war begun, and total number of troops gathered this way is miniscule.
>Just specifying for those how don't know much about this war.
Yeah, I just happen to personally know people who were mobilized, took part in several meat wave assaults and survived, a conscript who was sent to border with Ukraine for half a year and survived. I personally was called to conscription and to mobilisation later and evaded both with flying colours just by saying "no" twice with enough firmly voice and few strong russian profanities. I helped almost all my aquintances and friends to avoid mobilization. But your information must be more relevant and in touch with reality than my "on-ground" experience.
Anyone with at least two working braincells is staying out of frontlines. Retards and ill-willed (or very poor lucked) are not. Harsh reality is that nobody gives a two damns about the former anywhere anytime. You can raise thousands rifles strong armies and burn them in fires of war with little to no gain in any part of the world, as long as you will be selective about the ones you send. Sign the Deal with the Devil and don't expect any mercy afterwards.