the Pledge
You are the judge, why did you say that the Pledge is unconstitutional?
posted by A Second Opinion at
9/15/2005
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Each day this Jr. High History class is prompted with a Current Event, Amendment, History related or Social issue question that they are to respond to. Each student writes a minimum 5 sentence response in a journal. Some of the best responses have been posted below. Feel free to respond to any of our topics. Just keep it clean. Thanks
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7 Comments:
I want these kids to be getting an education not have all these religions in the schools. Without saying under God in the pledge and having religion they can focus on their goals. Without having to think about religions and all those other things. So if they can get an education then they will have well paying jobs to look forward to in their lives.
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Anonymous, at Tuesday, October 04, 2005 7:37:00 AM
I think its wrong if you dont say the pledge unless you don't believe in GOD. Because, not everyone has to say the pledge but at least stand up and put your right hand on your heart its not gonna take but not even two minutes of there learning time. Plus, if you at least do that then you are telling GOD that you are thanking him for putting his life up for you.
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Anonymous, at Friday, October 07, 2005 7:24:00 AM
These kids should be in school to get an education not to be shaken of their beliefs. Since my children go to a Public School, I'm allowing them to say under God, but I don't encourage it. With the word "under God" in the pladge, then they cannot concentrate on the true meaning of being at school and getting an education.
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Anonymous, at Friday, October 07, 2005 7:32:00 AM
To frog-heaven14 and mmormongirl2010:
yeah your kids might have well paying jobs, but my kids will have eternal life because they are devoted to their Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ and worship Him and Him alone... not worshipping their "wonderful educations." And if you think that the pledge is just causing so much havoc on their education, lettme tell ya that's the least of your worries, what about the drugs,the peer-pressure! My children will be devoted to their Saviour, and you know what He's going to bless them with wonderful grades and a great education, far better then someone who doesn't have time for Him, and who denies Him!!!
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Anonymous, at Wednesday, October 12, 2005 2:13:00 PM
To anonymous: Whoa, whoa, whoa! Just hold on a minute. mmormongirl2010 and frog-heaven414 are both in my class, and trust me, they don't have kids, considering the fact that they are in Jr. High!! So either someone is posing as them or something is messed up with the blog!
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Anonymous, at Monday, November 28, 2005 3:32:00 PM
To ugtwirlgirl2010: okay first off... not to be flippant... but i know quite a few girls who have kids in jr. high, welcome to the future, yeah... it's sad. whoever wrote these comments, i'm talking to them, becuz they're comments are ridiculous.
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Anonymous, at Wednesday, December 07, 2005 11:38:00 AM
To anonymous: The only reason I posted that was because I didn't want them to have people getting mad at them. Trust me, they are 2 of my friends, they have no kids! They didn't post that. So, don't call them ridiculous please.
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Anonymous, at Friday, December 16, 2005 6:42:00 PM
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