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New wrench thrown in the wheel	by crash_	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Well	by hyzenthlay	2002-07-12 07:46:48
But that's just it, kids aren't forced to say it	by crash_	2002-07-12 07:55:27
And from your SOLITARY school	by Naruki	2002-07-12 08:29:54
Force?	by cristobal	2002-07-12 08:51:01
When did peer pressure become force?	by slayer	2002-07-12 09:29:29
Ever since...	by nin_man	2002-07-12 09:33:10
You only say that because your	by Naruki	2002-07-12 09:52:02
Let's be fair here	by Ravenlock	2002-07-12 10:12:13
We're discussing an issue of constitutionality, which is of course perfectly legitimate and worth discussing. But having "under God" in the pledge - or NOT having it in the pledge - is not determining how millions of little children feel about their faith. There is nothing a teacher in front of a class leading a pledge does that could influence a child's development towards or away from a faith even NEARLY as much as the influence they need to be getting at home, from their parents. Little Miss Banning will grow up to be Christian or Hindu or Athiest or what have you (and I'm not supporting or bashing any of those choices) because of what she learned at home and in her social circles, not because of the wording of the pledge. Let's just hope they're even succeeding at teaching them math and basic English, and leave the "welfare of the little children" part of this issue at that.
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s/fair/honest/, above; unpopular opinion, below	by HadEnuf	2002-07-12 22:26:51

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