Well, in schools you can't say the pledge of alliegence anymore. Why? How can you argue this on constitutional grounds.
You see, there's this little thing called the first ammendment.
People can say whatever the hell they feel like
If I want to say the pledge of alliegence, I say it. If I don't I don't. Don't believe in any god like those peculiar 2 percent of the world. Fine. don't say it or modify it.
Chant the friggin communist manifesto for all i care. But don't bitch and moan and ruin it for the other 98 percent of the world who believe in God or who believe in odin or zeus or Bill Gates(applies only to bil gates)
And, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the supreme court rule that the pledge isn't compulsory.
DON'T SAY THE DAMN THING IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SAY IT!
Also, under the ten ammendment, isn't it illegal for the government to even be involved in education in any way shape, or form.
Then why do we have dickheads saying the pledge anyways. Why do atheists even have to pitch a hissy fit over this? And is it really that big a deal.
God, in this one nation under God, you know the
Supreme triune God, who is God over all of us, can't we find something else to brawl over.
