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Should school have kids doing the pledge of allegiance every school day?
in Politics

By NopeNope 347 Pts
I am a student and every school day we do the pledge of allegiance. Should we stop?
  1. Live Poll

    Should school have kids doing the pledge of algens every school day?

    8 votes
    1. Of course. USA!
      62.50%
    2. NO NO NO NO NOOOOOO!
      25.00%
    3. I don't know
        0.00%
    4. Down with the pledge of pledge of allegiance
        0.00%
    5. All hail the flaying spagety monster.
      12.50%



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  • Government schools should be abolished, making this issue moot.
    VaulkehallDrCereal
  • Government schools should be abolished, making this issue moot.
    VaulkehallDrCereal
  • DrCerealDrCereal 168 Pts
    edited November 2017
    Government schools should be abolished, making this issue moot.
    Why should government schools be abolished?
    Bis das, si cito das.
  • Presumably so that religious schools can rule the airwaves
    I don't get a great deal of free time, for this reason there may be long periods between my posts.
    Please don't expect me to respond with insults and memes, I don't have time for it.
    Please don't expect me to respond to Gish-galloping, I don't have time for it.
  • Parents rule the roost.  You educate your kids at your expense and I will educate my kids at my expense.  It is called freedom.  Got it?  
    EmeryPearson
  • ViceRegent I have a right to education. What if my parents can't education me.
    EmeryPearson
  • Parents rule the roost.  You educate your kids at your expense and I will educate my kids at my expense.  It is called freedom.  Got it?  
    Yes, I understand what you mean.
    Why do you always have to be so abrasive?
    Bis das, si cito das.
  • @Nope

    I deny you have to right to education if that right involves stealing from your neighbors to pay for it.  And given what I have seen you post, someone is denying you this right.
    EmeryPearson
  • ViceRegent It sounds as if you are agenst taxes. Would you like it if their was a place where their was no government?
  • I do not care how I  “sound” to you.  Stop the irrational red herrings and stay out of my pocket.  
    DrCerealEmeryPearson
  • @ViceRegent ;
    Then do you oppose taxes? 
  • @Fascism

    No red herrings.
    EmeryPearson
  • @ViceRegent
    That isn't a red herring. 
    @Nope

    I deny you have to right to education if that right involves stealing from your neighbors to pay for it.  And given what I have seen you post, someone is denying you this right.
    Public schools come from tax money. You say that that public schools come from stealing from your neighbors. I am just simply asking you "Is it stealing because of the taxes, or something else?" That is implied. 

    A red herring is one which distracts the debate to another topic. My question stays on topic. 
    EmeryPearson
  • The topic is the government school system, not taxes. I️ will notvtespond further.
    DrCerealEmeryPearson
  • @ViceRegent ;
    In that case, the topic is the pledge of allegiance, not government school system. 
    EmeryPearson
  • I don't see why I have to pledge every day. If I pledge ones a week is that not good? Do they think I will break it if I don't pledge every day?
  • Of course not, the act of forcing you to take a pledge is slavery, it denies you personal rights because of what? You happened to be born in the USA? Come on.
  • @Schnuupi

    You mean like forcing people to
    fund government schools?
    EmeryPearson
  • I do not care how I  “sound” to you.  Stop the irrational red herrings and stay out of my pocket.  
    You were trying to change the subject to taxes. The only person comitting red herrings is you
    EmeryPearson
    Retired DebateIslander. I no longer come here actively, and many of the things that I may have posted in the past (Such as belief in the flat Earth theory) do not reflect on my current views. 

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p6M-VgXHwwdpJarhyQYapBz-kRc6FrgdOLFAd3IfYz8/edit

  • So you don't want to support educating children? You don't believe children should be given education for free? Disgusting. @ViceRegent
  • No, I do not believe in forcing one group of people to fund the education of another group of people.  I thought you were against slavery.  Apparently not.

    BTW, education is not free.  It is paid for by funds stolen from me and my neighbors, usually based on the fruit of my labor.
    DrCerealEmeryPearson
  • I do not care how I  “sound” to you.  Stop the irrational red herrings and stay out of my pocket.  
    Then you simply mustn't care about debate.
    Being civil is the first step to convincing someone of your position.
    EmeryPearson
    Bis das, si cito das.
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