Pledge of Allegiance IS Unconstitutional!!!!!!!!!!!!

[HumorMe]

<sponge turns and walks away>

What's up sponge. Good to see you!

Now, do your little boxing style dance and waive your arms over your head and point your glove at your opposition and taunt them!

Yeh...that's it!

Pretty cool!

 

[spongebob]

ryan,
ive just been experiencing life more.

can you please explain that avatar(i kinda like it) and what it symbolizes? and who is the daddy in the relationship?

 

[RyanH]

ryan,
ive just been experiencing life more.

can you please explain that avatar(i kinda like it) and what it symbolizes? and who is the daddy in the relationship?

The avatar represents a special type of relationship, a relationship between a Daddy and his younger student. The student's role is to obey on command the daddy's orders (sexually) at any time of the day, and regardless of whether or not the student is in the mood.

Please note: the student must always be at least 19, preferrably in his 20s.

Sexual learning is a lifetime experience, and with the Daddy's assistance the student will finally be on the road to sexual enlightenment.

As for who's the daddy.......please see the 'gay sex thread" for more info...

 

[WODIN]

Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Here is your catch-22.

Saying "under God", does not come under the first admendment because this is in reference to a belief and not a religion perse.

 

[lilperronis]

that law is so messed up i think that the govt should get peoples thoughts on that one

 

[plornive]

if you are conformed in any way by those two words, then yes, you are a crybaby. i said the pledge when i was younger and i definitely did not conform. thats a crock of shit.

as far as your future child, i hope he/she is alot stronger in mind to avoid being conformed like you.

<sponge turns and walks away>

I did not conform.

Many people conform to their parents' and societies' religions. "one nation under god" assists in conforming society.

You are basically saying "let them eat cake".

 

[plornive]

Here is your catch-22.

Saying "under God", does not come under the first admendment because this is in reference to a belief and not a religion perse.

Monotheism is a religion. Look up the definitions of these two words.

And if you want to get tricky, it is in reference to possibly ALL monotheistic religions.

 

[plornive]

I agree. If you take the ten commandments

I. Thou shalt have no other gods before me.

II. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image.

III. Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain.

IV. Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.

V. Honour thy father and thy mother.

VI. Thou shalt not kill.

VII. Thou shalt not commit adultery.

VIII. Thou shalt not steal.

IX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour.

X. Thou shalt not covet any thing that is thy neighbour's.

It is only the 2 that are condemned by society in conjunction with being condemned by religion that religious people think god will punish you for, the VI & VIIIth commandment. You can break the other 8 with impunity, and i think the reason is that by breaking them you aren't threatening the social fabric. But the 6 & 9 are necessary for social order.

Also the bible (i'm using that religious document because this is a judeo-christian society) condemns a multitude of things, but usually it is only those things that contradict social order that religion gets angry over. Divorce is condemned in the bible directly after homosexuality, but religious service doesn't say divorcees will go to hell. Also, things like selling drugs or committing suicide aren't condemned in the bible, however refusing to obey the government or shaving your beard are. But it is only the actions that threaten social order that religious folk think god will be up in arms about (usually).

Extremely interesting observations!

To me, that is evidence of the societal origins of christianity.

 

[spongebob]

The avatar represents a special type of relationship, a relationship between a Daddy and his younger student. The student's role is to obey on command the daddy's orders (sexually) at any time of the day, and regardless of whether or not the student is in the mood.

Sexual learning is a lifetime experience, and with the Daddy's assistance the student will finally be on the road to sexual enlightenment.

As for who's the daddy.......please see the 'gay sex thread" for more info...

as long as the younger student is of age im cool with that. actually that fantasy has always been stimulating(it would have to be female with me though) and we have been practicing it for the last two weeks.

im not sure though if someone(at least not me) can ever be fully sexually enlightened. fantasies, wether played out or not, tend to esculate and/or compound. and it seems its never-ending for me.

ok now back to the topic at hand, hell what was it? something about the pledge right. yea, ok. yea, well i think thats rediculous to worry about two little ol' harmless words. people are stupid.

 

[RyanH]

as long as the younger student is of age im cool with that. actually that fantasy has always been stimulating(it would have to be female with me though) and we have been practicing it for the last two weeks.

im not sure though if someone(at least not me) can ever be fully sexually enlightened. fantasies, wether played out or not, tend to esculate and/or compound. and it seems its never-ending for me.

The student must always be of age, at least 19, preferrably in his 20s.

Sorry everyone for interrupting your never-ending discussion on the pledge of allegiance. Well, who cares? How often do you say the pledge of allegiance anyway. I've changed my mind and agree with the sponge.