<p>^Yeah, you'd look like an a**hole if you did that lol.</p>
<p>After the first 3 posts and what I put, I sure am glad that most everybody agrees with me, or else that would have been very scary.</p>
<p>yeah, in my opinion, US does not have great international relationships, and too many people hate Bush.</p>
<p>exactly, do you want to be an ahole, like the OP of this thread?</p>
<p>Tripperian: why would it be scary if most everybody didn't agree with you? Are you so closed-minded?</p>
<p>Man, liberals and their "Oh ur just soo close-minded!! OMG". No, it would be scary because then this great country would be filled with people like u who dont give a rat's *** about how good they have it here, then this country would be broken down to shambles.</p>
<p>Extreme, Tripperian, but pretty true.</p>
<p>yes tripperian35 how dare you be so closed-minded?! Damn conservatives just want to take away all of our rights! You are right tommeister! Hey heres a proposal I have....nobody should pay taxes! IT VIOLATES OUR RIGHT TO HAPPINESS (because who likes to pay taxes, especially to the "man" and the machine that is the US govt). After all, one of the reasons we did break from the UK was because of taxes..........lame!</p>
<p>btw i enjoy french vanilla coke</p>
<p>Who cares if you say the pledge or not? That doesn't make you unamerican if you say it, and it doesn't make you more American if you do. You seem to be implying that The United States of America, the greatest country on Earth, is represented through this little song. IT'S NOT!</p>
<p>America is represented through it's ideals: All men are equal, pursuit of happiness, our Bill of Rights...That is what makes america great, not s stupid lyric.</p>
<p>Wow, isn't it great to have all of your comments taken and twisted into some kind of monster that you couldn't possibly recognize!</p>
<p>wow, i dont respond to stupid people who think that the pledge is a "song." You have a small range of thinking.....just like your user name implies. You fail to think big about the issue at hand!</p>
<p>And what issue is that? That reciting a a couple lines makes you some great american? Please. Grow up.</p>
<p>you dont even have room to talk tommeister! Its your liTtLE utOPiAn IdeAs that got us into this in the first place.....maybe you spend a little less time in philosophy class and more time in the real world...just a suggestion.</p>
<p>ZipDrive, isn't it cherry-vanilla? and I'm addicted to that too. And Pepsi's new flavour Jazz...yummy. I think i'll walk to my fridge and get some:)</p>
<p>actually, i think youre the one that has to grow up smallzz bc your user name implies that you are small in stature..or is that just you being creative?</p>
<p>Patriotism shouldn't be forced.</p>
<p>It's funny that you're all bickering so much. </p>
<p>Francis Bellamy, the author of the Pledge. chose the word "indivisible" It means, "NOT to be divided."</p>
<p>Maybe all of you should think about that.</p>
<p>it is cherry vanilla! BTW thanks for taking my side in this extremely important issue. Who knows? The youth of America may be at risk in this thread, although smallz and tommeister are already a lost cause.</p>
<p>(Notre Dame)^^Exactly. If you love America and all that it stands for, great! If you disagree with some things about it, but you don't want to be trampled on for voicing your opinion, great!</p>