Topic: Pledge of Allegience
yellowrose10's photo
Mon 10/12/09 06:02 PM
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here I thought I was posting in this thread the whole time. It just hit me when I saw this one again that the other thread was about something else and got morphed :laughing:

TJN's photo
Mon 10/12/09 06:07 PM

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here I thought I was posting in this thread the whole time. It just hit me when I saw this one again that the other thread was about something else and got morphed :laughing:

I told you that one got hijacked:angel: oops

yellowrose10's photo
Mon 10/12/09 06:10 PM


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here I thought I was posting in this thread the whole time. It just hit me when I saw this one again that the other thread was about something else and got morphed :laughing:

I told you that one got hijacked:angel: oops


laugh It just occurred to me. I thought I was in this one the whole time. shows that I don't pay much attention huh? slaphead

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Mon 10/12/09 06:53 PM




I never had to say the pledge of allegiance in order to be loyal to my country. I'm loyal to this country with or without having to say so.

Children are given an education and will more than likely be loyal to this country regardless. Just because you say the pledge doesn't make anyone any more loyal to this country than someone who does.

Benedict Arnold was loyal to this country before he betrayed us.

benedict arnold was never loyal to this country and would not in good faith said a pledge to it . this is a volentary country we don't have to support the rats that live amongst us .


back atcha:wink: what political name ends in rat? laugh


And what political name ends in can but didn't. Geezuz, a bit juvenille don't you think? Or just hung up?


Haha whateva! Who insulted who by calling some rats? Hmmmm, read some posts will ya. funny how you won't call on that person. way ta go.:thumbsup:

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Mon 10/12/09 07:18 PM





I never had to say the pledge of allegiance in order to be loyal to my country. I'm loyal to this country with or without having to say so.

Children are given an education and will more than likely be loyal to this country regardless. Just because you say the pledge doesn't make anyone any more loyal to this country than someone who does.

Benedict Arnold was loyal to this country before he betrayed us.

benedict arnold was never loyal to this country and would not in good faith said a pledge to it . this is a volentary country we don't have to support the rats that live amongst us .


back atcha:wink: what political name ends in rat? laugh


And what political name ends in can but didn't. Geezuz, a bit juvenille don't you think? Or just hung up?


Haha whateva! Who insulted who by calling some rats? Hmmmm, read some posts will ya. funny how you won't call on that person. way ta go.:thumbsup:


You just happen to be the one I noticed doing it. I might have missed the post where someone else was doing it, but it would have been just as childish.

yellowrose10's photo
Mon 10/12/09 07:20 PM






I never had to say the pledge of allegiance in order to be loyal to my country. I'm loyal to this country with or without having to say so.

Children are given an education and will more than likely be loyal to this country regardless. Just because you say the pledge doesn't make anyone any more loyal to this country than someone who does.

Benedict Arnold was loyal to this country before he betrayed us.

benedict arnold was never loyal to this country and would not in good faith said a pledge to it . this is a volentary country we don't have to support the rats that live amongst us .


back atcha:wink: what political name ends in rat? laugh


And what political name ends in can but didn't. Geezuz, a bit juvenille don't you think? Or just hung up?


Haha whateva! Who insulted who by calling some rats? Hmmmm, read some posts will ya. funny how you won't call on that person. way ta go.:thumbsup:


You just happen to be the one I noticed doing it. I might have missed the post where someone else was doing it, but it would have been just as childish.


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I just got itslaphead I need a nap I guess :laughing:

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Mon 10/12/09 07:35 PM







I never had to say the pledge of allegiance in order to be loyal to my country. I'm loyal to this country with or without having to say so.

Children are given an education and will more than likely be loyal to this country regardless. Just because you say the pledge doesn't make anyone any more loyal to this country than someone who does.

Benedict Arnold was loyal to this country before he betrayed us.

benedict arnold was never loyal to this country and would not in good faith said a pledge to it . this is a volentary country we don't have to support the rats that live amongst us .


back atcha:wink: what political name ends in rat? laugh


And what political name ends in can but didn't. Geezuz, a bit juvenille don't you think? Or just hung up?


Haha whateva! Who insulted who by calling some rats? Hmmmm, read some posts will ya. funny how you won't call on that person. way ta go.:thumbsup:


You just happen to be the one I noticed doing it. I might have missed the post where someone else was doing it, but it would have been just as childish.


rofl rofl rofl rofl

I just got itslaphead I need a nap I guess :laughing:

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Kinda like the pot that called the kettle black calling itself a pot.
laugh

yellowrose10's photo
Mon 10/12/09 07:38 PM








I never had to say the pledge of allegiance in order to be loyal to my country. I'm loyal to this country with or without having to say so.

Children are given an education and will more than likely be loyal to this country regardless. Just because you say the pledge doesn't make anyone any more loyal to this country than someone who does.

Benedict Arnold was loyal to this country before he betrayed us.

benedict arnold was never loyal to this country and would not in good faith said a pledge to it . this is a volentary country we don't have to support the rats that live amongst us .


back atcha:wink: what political name ends in rat? laugh


And what political name ends in can but didn't. Geezuz, a bit juvenille don't you think? Or just hung up?


Haha whateva! Who insulted who by calling some rats? Hmmmm, read some posts will ya. funny how you won't call on that person. way ta go.:thumbsup:


You just happen to be the one I noticed doing it. I might have missed the post where someone else was doing it, but it would have been just as childish.


rofl rofl rofl rofl

I just got itslaphead I need a nap I guess :laughing:

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Kinda like the pot that called the kettle black calling itself a pot.
laugh


don't confuse me laugh

I just figured out I was in a thread that I thought was this one and just got the joke too


Foliel's photo
Mon 10/12/09 10:27 PM
Benedict Arnold was originally a general, promoted once to major general, in the american continental army. He switched sides after he was passed over many times for a promotion. Somehow I doubt they would have promoted him if they thought he wasn't loyal. I also believe that there was a pledge in order to be a high ranking officer.

Regardless of that, there shouldn't be a need to say a pledge to prove loyalty to ones country. That just shows lack of trust in our citizens (in my own opinion that is)

EquusDancer's photo
Mon 10/12/09 11:14 PM
I'm curious as to if anyone remembers being in school, and just how nasty and clique-ish kids are? Look at what we have with regards to bullying and we know its being done!

It's all well and good to say that kids can ignore other kids praying, and everyone mind their own business and live in their own happy worlds. It doesn't happen that way in school.

I remember a kid threatening to burn a cross on my front yard because I was reading The Naked Ape. He asked my religious views and I told him and it offended him. I didn't go spouting off. He backed off when I threatened him that if it did, I'd come for him, and there'd be a long session of skinning, and then I'd know who else was Klan and go hunting.

These kids and their parents are suing the schools BECAUSE other kids don't keep their mouths shut on the religious crap.

Heck, my parents went in to complain when the 10 minutes of silence the school had caused me trouble. My 10 minutes consisted of flipping open the book I had and silently reading to myself. I got all sorts of grief from the fellow students because of it. The teacher didn't do anything, so my parents did and threatened a lawsuit. School backed off and quit.

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Tue 10/13/09 05:54 AM
Edited by jrbogie on Tue 10/13/09 06:00 AM

Benedict Arnold was originally a general, promoted once to major general, in the american continental army. He switched sides after he was passed over many times for a promotion. Somehow I doubt they would have promoted him if they thought he wasn't loyal. I also believe that there was a pledge in order to be a high ranking officer.

Regardless of that, there shouldn't be a need to say a pledge to prove loyalty to ones country. That just shows lack of trust in our citizens (in my own opinion that is)


you obviously have never served in the military. at least not the american military. every enlisted person on induction is required to swear this oath.

"I, (name), do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God."

the last four words may now be eliminated as the soldier choses. all officers upon commissioning take basically the same oath with the exception of the phrase, "and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter" in place of "and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me". general officer no matter how many stars take no additional oath.

what people fail to understand about the military is that this oath legally binds the sayer to the uniform code of military justice. you literally swear off the constitution for the ucmj for the most part. without the oath there would be no destinction and both the constitution and the ucmj would apply. i was proud to take both oaths first as an enlisted man then as an officer. if you cannot see swearing away most of your constitutional rights as is required for a military to be effective, stay away from the military. but thank those who sacrafice that and more for their service at least.


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Tue 10/13/09 06:10 AM
Edited by msharmony on Tue 10/13/09 06:19 AM

I'm curious as to if anyone remembers being in school, and just how nasty and clique-ish kids are? Look at what we have with regards to bullying and we know its being done!

It's all well and good to say that kids can ignore other kids praying, and everyone mind their own business and live in their own happy worlds. It doesn't happen that way in school.

I remember a kid threatening to burn a cross on my front yard because I was reading The Naked Ape. He asked my religious views and I told him and it offended him. I didn't go spouting off. He backed off when I threatened him that if it did, I'd come for him, and there'd be a long session of skinning, and then I'd know who else was Klan and go hunting.

These kids and their parents are suing the schools BECAUSE other kids don't keep their mouths shut on the religious crap.

Heck, my parents went in to complain when the 10 minutes of silence the school had caused me trouble. My 10 minutes consisted of flipping open the book I had and silently reading to myself. I got all sorts of grief from the fellow students because of it. The teacher didn't do anything, so my parents did and threatened a lawsuit. School backed off and quit.


Why should kids keep their mouth shut about religion or anything else that doesnt directly insult someone? I seem to remember when I Was in school there were kids complaining and jesting about me in an all white class when they indoctrinated black history into the school calander. Im sure plenty of those parents would have wished black students would keep their mouth shut too but Im glad we/they didnt. If everyone backed down from beliefs and speaking whenever others wished they would shut up,,we wouldnt have forums like this.

I also dont think OBama would ever want anyone saying a pledge to him or that the majority would say a pledge to any man. Do you realize the kinds of things one can buy on EBAY? What folks choose to make profit from generally doesnt determine political mood.

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Tue 10/13/09 12:05 PM
potato, potaato :tongue:

But for the sake of argument, let me rewrite and say that if you do not like it if people are praying in a specific place or area, then you have the right to go to a different locale, if you so choose, just as those people who are praying have the right to pray where they are at if they so choose to do so.




lol, I am glad someone took this question up Fran, and am very happy to say that not once did I dictate that anyone "move, or relocate". What I said is if they do not like the fact that my friends and i are having a group prayer, and they do not want to listen in on it, then they CAN move to another locale while we have our group prayer; not that they HAVE to.

Your wording

my point is, to harm someone, you have to somehow HURT them, and it does not hurt anyone in any way, to stand by and let several students say a prayer together. If you don't agree wit the prayer, or the thoughts behind it, go somewhere else while it is being said.


reread your post - go somewhere else - is not providing a choice it's telling someone to move.

Oprahlike enough for you :laughing:


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Tue 10/13/09 12:08 PM
Then you have the right to go someplace else if you so choose to do so, don't you?

And I am sorry, but religion is NOT a personal matter. It is very much a group and society matter (society does not mean everyone living there or even a majority).



I believe the person specifically stated that those who wish to pray would NOT make those who did nto wish to participate. So I ask you, what right do you, I or anyone else havbe to tell three students who believe in God and prayer, that they can not form a little group and pray together, so long as they are not trying to force their belief on someone else? And dont give me the bull pucky that it still forces others to watch it and achnowledge it, because by not joining in with the prayer, or by not allwoing the freedom for others TO pray, you are forcing your belief standard upon those who do nt agree with you.








Pledging allegiance would have been able to stay in the schools had it not been for the unfounded fear of communists....lol

That is funny to me.




Ironically, the original pledge stance looked like the Nazi salute, but that too was changed to make it "more American". laugh
The're thinking of changing it back.smokin be seeing you


Back to the nazi salute?


probably back to no God,, judging from the current culture. I think it should be elective, I always have thought it should be. However, I dont see how saying it hurts anyone. Its like a prayer, I dont think schools should impose upon children that they have to pray but I dont think it right to disallow those who want to to do so when it doesnt hurt anyone.


People can pray silently at any time of day or to themselves quietly at any time of day. There is no need to have to do it in a group that involves those who do not believe in that god. Indoctrination of religion should not be allowed.



Noone said they couldn't, just keep it to themselves. Religion is personal.

As someone said on here maybe if I am too close to you when you pray my god may feel I am worshiping a false god because your god is not my god. So I don't want anything to do with your worshiping because my god may strike me down for being there when it happens.

no photo
Tue 10/13/09 12:10 PM

potato, potaato :tongue:

But for the sake of argument, let me rewrite and say that if you do not like it if people are praying in a specific place or area, then you have the right to go to a different locale, if you so choose, just as those people who are praying have the right to pray where they are at if they so choose to do so.




lol, I am glad someone took this question up Fran, and am very happy to say that not once did I dictate that anyone "move, or relocate". What I said is if they do not like the fact that my friends and i are having a group prayer, and they do not want to listen in on it, then they CAN move to another locale while we have our group prayer; not that they HAVE to.

Your wording

my point is, to harm someone, you have to somehow HURT them, and it does not hurt anyone in any way, to stand by and let several students say a prayer together. If you don't agree wit the prayer, or the thoughts behind it, go somewhere else while it is being said.


reread your post - go somewhere else - is not providing a choice it's telling someone to move.

Oprahlike enough for you :laughing:




You're still telling people to go somewhere else if they don't like prayer. You don't want people to do that to you, yet it's ok to do to others?

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Tue 10/13/09 12:15 PM


potato, potaato :tongue:

But for the sake of argument, let me rewrite and say that if you do not like it if people are praying in a specific place or area, then you have the right to go to a different locale, if you so choose, just as those people who are praying have the right to pray where they are at if they so choose to do so.




lol, I am glad someone took this question up Fran, and am very happy to say that not once did I dictate that anyone "move, or relocate". What I said is if they do not like the fact that my friends and i are having a group prayer, and they do not want to listen in on it, then they CAN move to another locale while we have our group prayer; not that they HAVE to.

Your wording

my point is, to harm someone, you have to somehow HURT them, and it does not hurt anyone in any way, to stand by and let several students say a prayer together. If you don't agree wit the prayer, or the thoughts behind it, go somewhere else while it is being said.


reread your post - go somewhere else - is not providing a choice it's telling someone to move.

Oprahlike enough for you :laughing:




You're still telling people to go somewhere else if they don't like prayer. You don't want people to do that to you, yet it's ok to do to others?


laugh It's the Jerry Springerlike part in him (rofl)


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Tue 10/13/09 12:16 PM
I'll provide the wood and fuel for the fire drinker











Soon we will be saying the pledge like this

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under Obama, indivisible, with higher taxes and no rights for all.




No it's not photshoped.
You can get one on ebay.



http://cgi.ebay.com.sg/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390080162883


hahaha I love it! Good one!! I don't hear too many objections that one yet. Now that's a flag I would burn.:wink:


Here's an objection. I don't support that flag nor do I support the paranoia behind it.

I personaly see no paranoia behind it.



But I'd be willing to place bets that you will see some flying that flag.


That would be their choice to fly it, right? No one is forcing anyone to do so.

I never said anything about being forced to do it.


Yay, an objection:banana: Paranoia? Naw, just wide awake as to what is happening within America's borders. but I'd still like to burn that flag and wave the one that represents America :wink:

Yep TJN, didn't see where you quoted it being forced either. whoa




You'd properly dispose of this flag, by burning it? :wink: Interesting


Yes, personally no president's face should be on the American flag, just the red, white and blue. It's desecrating the flag and I personally feel it's wrong. Yes, I would burn it, hell, I'd have a bon fire with friends and chug a few brewskies too.drinker drinker drinker drinker :wink:

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Tue 10/13/09 12:20 PM
the patrirats :tongue:




I never had to say the pledge of allegiance in order to be loyal to my country. I'm loyal to this country with or without having to say so.

Children are given an education and will more than likely be loyal to this country regardless. Just because you say the pledge doesn't make anyone any more loyal to this country than someone who does.

Benedict Arnold was loyal to this country before he betrayed us.

benedict arnold was never loyal to this country and would not in good faith said a pledge to it . this is a volentary country we don't have to support the rats that live amongst us .


back atcha:wink: what political name ends in rat? laugh

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Tue 10/13/09 12:21 PM



laugh It's the Jerry Springerlike part in him (rofl)




Must be! laugh

daniel48706's photo
Tue 10/13/09 12:30 PM
i am not telling, ordering, dictating, suggesting or anything to anyone. I am saying that you already have the option. If you and a buddy are on the street and me and a buddy are on the same street, all four of us have as much right to be there as the next person; and thanks to the fact that this is a religiously free country, that means my buddy and I can stop and pray at the corner if we wish to do so. It also means that you have the opotion to stand there and participate, stand there and watch with disbelief, OR MOVE ON WITH YOUR BUSINESS AND JUST KEEP GOING.

It is YOUR CHOICE in how to react and what to do if you see people praying in public, just as it is their choice to pray in public in the first place.



potato, potaato :tongue:

But for the sake of argument, let me rewrite and say that if you do not like it if people are praying in a specific place or area, then you have the right to go to a different locale, if you so choose, just as those people who are praying have the right to pray where they are at if they so choose to do so.




lol, I am glad someone took this question up Fran, and am very happy to say that not once did I dictate that anyone "move, or relocate". What I said is if they do not like the fact that my friends and i are having a group prayer, and they do not want to listen in on it, then they CAN move to another locale while we have our group prayer; not that they HAVE to.

Your wording

my point is, to harm someone, you have to somehow HURT them, and it does not hurt anyone in any way, to stand by and let several students say a prayer together. If you don't agree wit the prayer, or the thoughts behind it, go somewhere else while it is being said.


reread your post - go somewhere else - is not providing a choice it's telling someone to move.

Oprahlike enough for you :laughing:




You're still telling people to go somewhere else if they don't like prayer. You don't want people to do that to you, yet it's ok to do to others?