saveliberty
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Well, since we said the pledge for 62 years without "under GOD" and have only been saying it for 56 years with "under GOD," I'd say that, based on those numbers, it's more "American" without "under GOD."
That makes as much sense as anything else...
Some around here are fond of saying we need to progress. Looks like 56 years ago we did. The courts say we still can. Some of you have God issues. Work them out without stepping on my Constitutional rights. Thanks.
how are your rights being stepped on?
seems to me that the constitutional rights of Americans who do not believe in god are being stepped on.
millions of atheists would probably LOVE to recite the pledge of allegiance to America in its' original NON-religious form.
the answer is obvious.
remove "under god"
it does NOT belong in a pledge to America.
A lack of understanding of your Constitutional rights is not my problem. You might want to try this at the next pledge. I'll say it the current way and you can say it the old way. We will both honor our country and respect how each other said the pledge.
I am not restricting your freedom, but people like you have restricted mine. I cannot pray out loud in a school for example. You can drop the injured party act any time.