|
I'm actually surprised at the amount of people that said the pledge in high school--I don't remember saying it after elementary school.
I think a problem that some people have with just taking out the "under God" part is that a large part of the country (half of the baby boomers, Gen X, etc.) grew up with the "under God" version. I really only found out that it was added post-1954 this past year. You "can't" take it out because then it just wouldn't be the Pledge of Allegiance. I personally would rather people just not say it if they don't feel compelled to than take "under God" out.
|
Hybrid Mode
