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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77315255 United States 02/18/2019 02:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | He of course knew his history and as someone stated the pledge of allegiance would most likely seem racist for someone as intelligent as he is. Are any of us really free anymore. If we don't want to stand then don't stand. This never used to be an issue. But our country is not what it was years ago. It has changed so much and become more full of satan than ever. With lgbt or whatever it is and trannies and the corruption in our own government. Where is it all going? We are supposed to still respect it? I as one would still stand and still pledge because of the Pledge of Allegiance to God. But not everyone would think like I do. |
Zero Chaos User ID: 13543657 United States 02/18/2019 02:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This story says the mother Dhakira has put her son in private school . [link to www.wctv.tv (secure)] good for her , but don't expect us to pay for it and stop screwing up your kid . |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77315255 United States 02/18/2019 02:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I have a problem with the police being involved and the child being arrested. Seems to go a little far for an 11 year old. Getting detention should have been the most punishment out of this situation. I agree with you! Things sure have changed in the last 50 years. Bottom line, the reason cops are in our schools and arresting our children is to support the FOR PROFIT prisons that the Clinton White House created under their watch. The kickbacks are a must. Time to take the profit out of the Justice System. We in the USA have the highest incarceration rate in the WORLD. The money tree needs to be cutdown. :jailfree: Thank God for you Loup! I agree wholeheartedly! |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77315255 United States 02/18/2019 02:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This story says the mother Dhakira has put her son in private school . [link to www.wctv.tv (secure)] good for her , but don't expect us to pay for it and stop screwing up your kid . Quoting: Zero Chaos Good. That should have happened a few years ago. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77283014 United States 02/18/2019 03:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the whole point of the flag is that you don't have to stand for it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75219378 freedom means accepting people who don't want to stand. Accepting those who don't stand for it has lead us down the road we are on now. Bullshit. We are here today because the majority of people think its totally acceptable to live like the Devil. You know those that believe there is nothing wrong with lying, killing a baby, using the government to steal from others, and those that believe its okay to destroy families for their immature sexual pleasure. Also you have it totally backward. The founding fathers never bled and died so that we could bow and scrape before a flag while chanting a brainless chant of devotion. What they died for was for the damned politicians to chant a pledge of allegiance whenever they think of the citizens they SERVE. I nor my children will not criticize anyone on whether or not they stand, sit or hell take a knee during the pledge of allegiance because that is what freedom of expression is. |
DuckNCover User ID: 33089334 United States 02/18/2019 03:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the whole point of the flag is that you don't have to stand for it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75219378 freedom means accepting people who don't want to stand. Accepting those who don't stand for it has lead us down the road we are on now. I agree. The kid should be taught correctly. The flag is not racist and is a symbol of freedom. If the kid doesn't pledge allegiance to the USA, then what country does he pledge allegiance too. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... |
janedoenut User ID: 77369548 United States 02/18/2019 03:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I agree. The kid should be taught correctly. The flag is not racist and is a symbol of freedom. If the kid doesn't pledge allegiance to the USA, then what country does he pledge allegiance too. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... Quoting: DuckNCover There is so much wrong with this I'm almost speechless; almost. The flag is a symbol of freedom. What you're really saying is that the flag is a symbol of freedom as long as everyone joins you in worshiping it. If the kid doesn't pledge to the USA, then what country? You can love your country without chanting words taught you from a very young age yet have no concept what they mean. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... What you're really saying is that if everyone doesn't worship a flag and/or freedom the exact way you want them to, they should leave? The kid should be taught correctly. Which would you like to be today, the kettle or the pot? Your concept of freedom is very, very skewed and your grammar sucks. “If you'll let me tell you what I imagine about myself, you'll find it a lot more interesting” –Anne Shirley "Seemingly your father nor mother taught you that as a man, it's your job to protect and provide for women and lead strong families. As men, had you done your job, you wouldn't be living in a matriarchal society." - Janedoenut, 2018 |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 58364732 United States 02/18/2019 03:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I agree that police have no business dealing with an 11 year old! If the principal can't handle him, get a new principal, and haul in the parents. Pledging allegiance is an act of respect, and a vow of loyalty. Kids need to understand that and make a choice, since a coerced vow is no vow at all. It makes a mockery of the system. Standing respectfully can legitimately be required. Pledging must remain a personal choice. If the parents haven't taught the kid, then he will have to figure it out on his own. Teachers cannot teach loyalty - especially today. When I was in school participating in the pledge was optional but strongly encouraged. Everybody did it anyways. Some did not say they actual pledge, though. This was in the 80s and 90s. I'm not sure when and where it became mandatory to participate. I went to school in New York State. I don't understand what the big deal is if the kid doesn't stand. Who cares? Why make a fuss? Do we go arresting people who don't stand for the national anthem at sporting events? No we don't. This sounds a lot more like a power tripping teacher and administration trying to force their will on some poor kid to make an example. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77315255 United States 02/18/2019 04:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I agree. The kid should be taught correctly. The flag is not racist and is a symbol of freedom. If the kid doesn't pledge allegiance to the USA, then what country does he pledge allegiance too. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... Quoting: DuckNCover There is so much wrong with this I'm almost speechless; almost. The flag is a symbol of freedom. What you're really saying is that the flag is a symbol of freedom as long as everyone joins you in worshiping it. If the kid doesn't pledge to the USA, then what country? You can love your country without chanting words taught you from a very young age yet have no concept what they mean. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... What you're really saying is that if everyone doesn't worship a flag and/or freedom the exact way you want them to, they should leave? The kid should be taught correctly. Which would you like to be today, the kettle or the pot? Your concept of freedom is very, very skewed and your grammar sucks. You are absolutely right! |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77315255 United States 02/18/2019 04:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I agree that police have no business dealing with an 11 year old! If the principal can't handle him, get a new principal, and haul in the parents. Pledging allegiance is an act of respect, and a vow of loyalty. Kids need to understand that and make a choice, since a coerced vow is no vow at all. It makes a mockery of the system. Standing respectfully can legitimately be required. Pledging must remain a personal choice. If the parents haven't taught the kid, then he will have to figure it out on his own. Teachers cannot teach loyalty - especially today. When I was in school participating in the pledge was optional but strongly encouraged. Everybody did it anyways. Some did not say they actual pledge, though. This was in the 80s and 90s. I'm not sure when and where it became mandatory to participate. I went to school in New York State. I don't understand what the big deal is if the kid doesn't stand. Who cares? Why make a fuss? Do we go arresting people who don't stand for the national anthem at sporting events? No we don't. This sounds a lot more like a power tripping teacher and administration trying to force their will on some poor kid to make an example. 70s and 80s for me. Things are becoming more of a police state than ever. |
Make Free Speech Great Again User ID: 76959999 United States 02/18/2019 04:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I agree that police have no business dealing with an 11 year old! If the principal can't handle him, get a new principal, and haul in the parents. Pledging allegiance is an act of respect, and a vow of loyalty. Kids need to understand that and make a choice, since a coerced vow is no vow at all. It makes a mockery of the system. Standing respectfully can legitimately be required. Pledging must remain a personal choice. If the parents haven't taught the kid, then he will have to figure it out on his own. Teachers cannot teach loyalty - especially today. He shouldn't even be required to stand respectfully. What's the difference if he doesn't actually respect it? By the way, nationalism in and of itself is not virtuous when the Christian Biblical values of true Godliness, self-sacrifice, and liberty are no longer represented by the flag. Have you ever heard the old adage "History repeats itself"? Have you studied history and prophecy to truly understand the consequence of a nationalism apart from Christ? Do you not see the writing on the wall where this is all headed? An arrest of a for not being nationalistic? Umm, hello what does that remind you of? And then we have ceaseless anti-semitism as the jews are once again scapegoated as the font of communism when they're merely tools of the jesuits.. anyone with half a brain can see where this is headed. Go ahead, give me red karma, call me a communist, call me a socialist, the truth is most people are so far from the truth they can't handle it, or a calm rational discussion, challenging thoughts, in their emotional reaction they cry to the man who tells the truth, "Crucify him!" Last Edited by Make Free Speech Great Again on 02/18/2019 04:07 PM The real trick is to learn to think critically; ask better and more questions. Don't accept anything at face value. Be sure you're making healthy decisions, getting adequate rest and spending proper time reflecting on things. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77315255 United States 02/18/2019 04:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I agree that police have no business dealing with an 11 year old! If the principal can't handle him, get a new principal, and haul in the parents. Pledging allegiance is an act of respect, and a vow of loyalty. Kids need to understand that and make a choice, since a coerced vow is no vow at all. It makes a mockery of the system. Standing respectfully can legitimately be required. Pledging must remain a personal choice. If the parents haven't taught the kid, then he will have to figure it out on his own. Teachers cannot teach loyalty - especially today. He shouldn't even be required to stand respectfully. What's the difference if he doesn't actually respect it? By the way, nationalism in and of itself is not virtuous, the Christian Biblical values of true Godliness and liberty are no longer represented by the flag. Have you ever heard the old adage "History repeats itself"? Have you studied history and prophecy to truly understand the consequence of a nationalism apart from Christ? Do you not see the writing on the wall where this is all headed? Go ahead, give me red karma, call me a communist, call me a socialist, the truth is most people are so far from the truth they can't handle it, or a calm rational discussion, challenging thoughts, in their emotional reaction they cry to the man who tells the truth, "Crucify him!" God bless you brother! You hit the nail right on the head! |
Forgotten Times User ID: 76863067 United States 02/18/2019 04:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I have a problem with the police being involved and the child being arrested. Seems to go a little far for an 11 year old. Getting detention should have been the most punishment out of this situation. I agree with you! Things sure have changed in the last 50 years. Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I have a problem with the police being involved and the child being arrested. Seems to go a little far for an 11 year old. Getting detention should have been the most punishment out of this situation. I agree with you! Things sure have changed in the last 50 years. Much more to this story, He is just a bad acting out 11 yr. old boy coming into his hormones and not standing for the pledge is just one of many things he refuses to do (I was a teacher!) Now his mother is pulling threads to make it about racism. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 68702038 United States 02/18/2019 04:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the whole point of the flag is that you don't have to stand for it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75219378 freedom means accepting people who don't want to stand. This. I see a ton of people around here concerned with "freedom" ALSO demanding flag worship like we live in North Korea or some shit. I think it's appropriate to stand for the flag, and to respect what it stands for to Americans, but in a country where we sanctify our soldiers sacrifices for our freedom, you MUST be free to stand, kneel or whatever you choose - because that's how freedom works. ^^This!^^ Thank God for our Freedoms. Are they being taken away? Certain behavior is required in public. We have to wear certain clothes. We have to have a certain level of decorum. I'm a libertarian, and if the kid can't handle minimal behavioral standards, he needs to be educated away from the school. In an institution of learning, certain behavior is reasonable and needs to be required. Standing respectfully for any flag, especially ours, is legitimate. Pledging allegiance is requiring a vow, and that needs to be a personal choice. If someone has an infirmity that prevents standing, they can sit respectfully. lmao you are not a libertarian at all, stooge. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 58364732 United States 02/18/2019 04:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I have a problem with the police being involved and the child being arrested. Seems to go a little far for an 11 year old. Getting detention should have been the most punishment out of this situation. I agree with you! Things sure have changed in the last 50 years. Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I have a problem with the police being involved and the child being arrested. Seems to go a little far for an 11 year old. Getting detention should have been the most punishment out of this situation. I agree with you! Things sure have changed in the last 50 years. Much more to this story, He is just a bad acting out 11 yr. old boy coming into his hormones and not standing for the pledge is just one of many things he refuses to do (I was a teacher!) Now his mother is pulling threads to make it about racism. If the allegation that he threatened the teacher is true, I have a hard time believing the teacher really felt such a threat by an 11 year old was credible. In most jurisdictions a threat needs to be credible for it to be a criminal act. It's probably why he was charged with "disrupting a school function" if such a charge even exists. No such law exists in the state I reside in now. |
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Make Free Speech Great Again User ID: 76959999 United States 02/18/2019 04:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I agree that police have no business dealing with an 11 year old! If the principal can't handle him, get a new principal, and haul in the parents. Pledging allegiance is an act of respect, and a vow of loyalty. Kids need to understand that and make a choice, since a coerced vow is no vow at all. It makes a mockery of the system. Standing respectfully can legitimately be required. Pledging must remain a personal choice. If the parents haven't taught the kid, then he will have to figure it out on his own. Teachers cannot teach loyalty - especially today. He shouldn't even be required to stand respectfully. What's the difference if he doesn't actually respect it? By the way, nationalism in and of itself is not virtuous, the Christian Biblical values of true Godliness and liberty are no longer represented by the flag. Have you ever heard the old adage "History repeats itself"? Have you studied history and prophecy to truly understand the consequence of a nationalism apart from Christ? Do you not see the writing on the wall where this is all headed? Go ahead, give me red karma, call me a communist, call me a socialist, the truth is most people are so far from the truth they can't handle it, or a calm rational discussion, challenging thoughts, in their emotional reaction they cry to the man who tells the truth, "Crucify him!" God bless you brother! You hit the nail right on the head! You too my friend. Below I'd like to contribute to your thread proof Donald Trump is an agent of the roman catholic church, the same power that put Hitler into power, and proof that communism was ultimately created by the jesuits. The first link will also contain a survey of Bible prophecy, linking it to current events. Thread: Your Daily Dose of Truth [link to www.nobeliefs.com (secure)] [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] The real trick is to learn to think critically; ask better and more questions. Don't accept anything at face value. Be sure you're making healthy decisions, getting adequate rest and spending proper time reflecting on things. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77335283 United States 02/19/2019 03:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Your title is misleading. He was arrested for disrupting class, and resisting arrest. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy The February 4 incident started when a substitute teacher asked the 11-year-old boy to stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance. He reportedly told the substitute teacher the flag was racist, and the national anthem was offensive to black people. Is the kid a black kid? If not - who cares? If he was, just tell him he's wrong. He has to stand, and can either stand silently with respect or say the pledge. Flags are not racist - some people are. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77335283 United States 02/19/2019 04:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If true, that's a reason to send him to the principal's office. It's a school matter, not a criminal matter. If he's not a US citizen, he should stand for the pledge and remain silent. Classrooms are not a place for self expression - they're a place of instruction, and that requires a level of compliance. |
DuckNCover User ID: 33089334 United States 02/19/2019 10:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I agree. The kid should be taught correctly. The flag is not racist and is a symbol of freedom. If the kid doesn't pledge allegiance to the USA, then what country does he pledge allegiance too. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... Quoting: DuckNCover There is so much wrong with this I'm almost speechless; almost. The flag is a symbol of freedom. What you're really saying is that the flag is a symbol of freedom as long as everyone joins you in worshiping it. If the kid doesn't pledge to the USA, then what country? You can love your country without chanting words taught you from a very young age yet have no concept what they mean. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... What you're really saying is that if everyone doesn't worship a flag and/or freedom the exact way you want them to, they should leave? The kid should be taught correctly. Which would you like to be today, the kettle or the pot? Your concept of freedom is very, very skewed and your grammar sucks. What does a Republic mean to you... Why did people die for a flag... Why should we respect the dead, that fought in wars, so that you can justify your speech... What do you think the Pledge of Allegiance means... Are you an atheist, since God is mentioned in the Pledge... Without the Pledge, we might as well be 50 individual countries bound together with a handshake and a smile... |
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HarshingMyMellow User ID: 77385932 United States 02/19/2019 10:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the whole point of the flag is that you don't have to stand for it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75219378 freedom means accepting people who don't want to stand. He wasn’t arrested for not standing for the flag. ========================== Psalm 46:10 Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77387150 United States 02/19/2019 11:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How do you resist arrest without violence? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77335283 Was the kid an American citizen? If not, he should never pledge allegiance to the USA. If he becomes a US citizen, he gets to do his first pledge of allegiance at his naturalization ceremony. People who should not pledge allegiance to the US should stand respectfully and face the flag. Technically, Christ forbids Christians to make oaths, only to answer "yes" or "no". To be arrested over something like that though, the teacher, principle and arresting officer, belong in a jail cell for child endangerment and child abuse. |
darkwolf007 User ID: 77086694 United States 02/19/2019 11:56 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Another take a knee bullshitter but... *Sigh* in the states we are now calling the police on little kids for refusing to say the pledge and disrupting classes? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 In my day it would have been sent to the office and maybe detention with a call home to the parents... I don't understand why the police were involved in this. I agree that police have no business dealing with an 11 year old! If the principal can't handle him, get a new principal, and haul in the parents. Pledging allegiance is an act of respect, and a vow of loyalty. Kids need to understand that and make a choice, since a coerced vow is no vow at all. It makes a mockery of the system. Standing respectfully can legitimately be required. Pledging must remain a personal choice. If the parents haven't taught the kid, then he will have to figure it out on his own. Teachers cannot teach loyalty - especially today. You do know that the Pledge of Allegiance has been permanently altered for pledging allegiance to Lucifer and his New World Order, right? So this kid's doing the right thing. Conspiracy Theorist is nothing more than a derogatory title used to dismiss a critical thinker. A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, 'You are mad; you are not like us." -- St. Anthony The Great Social Credit Loser here. |
janedoenut User ID: 76437141 United States 02/20/2019 05:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I agree. The kid should be taught correctly. The flag is not racist and is a symbol of freedom. If the kid doesn't pledge allegiance to the USA, then what country does he pledge allegiance too. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... Quoting: DuckNCover There is so much wrong with this I'm almost speechless; almost. The flag is a symbol of freedom. What you're really saying is that the flag is a symbol of freedom as long as everyone joins you in worshiping it. If the kid doesn't pledge to the USA, then what country? You can love your country without chanting words taught you from a very young age yet have no concept what they mean. Maybe he should move there and get out of America... What you're really saying is that if everyone doesn't worship a flag and/or freedom the exact way you want them to, they should leave? The kid should be taught correctly. Which would you like to be today, the kettle or the pot? Your concept of freedom is very, very skewed and your grammar sucks. What does a Republic mean to you... Why did people die for a flag... Why should we respect the dead, that fought in wars, so that you can justify your speech... What do you think the Pledge of Allegiance means... Are you an atheist, since God is mentioned in the Pledge... Without the Pledge, we might as well be 50 individual countries bound together with a handshake and a smile... What does a Republic mean to you... Limited government in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens. This limited form of government works for the people and not the other way around. Why did people die for a flag...Anyone dying for a piece of cloth is not real bright. Dying for rights, is another story. Why should we respect the dead, that fought in wars, so that you can justify your speech... Name one single person who has died for my right to free speech and I'll name you thousands who died in illegal wars of conquest and occupation. What do you think the Pledge of Allegiance means...Blasphemy. I pledge my allegiance to Yahuah alone. I love the country I grew up in and the good people who make America a wonderful place. I hardly recognize America anymore. Are you an atheist, since God is mentioned in the Pledge... No, however, "God" is a title and not a name. Which God? The elitist' god, no thank you. Without the Pledge, we might as well be 50 individual countries bound together with a handshake and a smile... I'd rather a handshake and a smile than a tatted up, holes in the head, bubble gum chewing retard who can't count change at the local meglomart. Freedom is the right to exercise my right to say not only no but HELL NO! Your idea of freedom is based in everyone following what you believe and practice. Now kindly take your blind patriotism and shove it up your ass. “If you'll let me tell you what I imagine about myself, you'll find it a lot more interesting” –Anne Shirley "Seemingly your father nor mother taught you that as a man, it's your job to protect and provide for women and lead strong families. As men, had you done your job, you wouldn't be living in a matriarchal society." - Janedoenut, 2018 |
Tyrone Slothrop User ID: 61732709 United States 02/20/2019 05:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How do you resist arrest without violence? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77335283 Was the kid an American citizen? If not, he should never pledge allegiance to the USA. If he becomes a US citizen, he gets to do his first pledge of allegiance at his naturalization ceremony. People who should not pledge allegiance to the US should stand respectfully and face the flag. Death to those who offend the prophet! I've gotten a lot of red for telling the truth and being right. Just sayin' |