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To: VA Advogado
I agree with your interpretation. They only used three words from the Pledge. I was subject to many hysterical emails on this, and it sounded like they used the whole pledge only omitting "God".

After having seen it, I think the hysterical ones owe us all an apology. The intent of Dr.P. is obvious. Given the Left's antipathy to the Pledge, it was courageous of them to use it at all! I'm surprised the ACLU hasn't sued them!

37 posted on 02/09/2002 3:19:04 PM PST by The Right Stuff
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To: The Right Stuff
After having seen it, I think the hysterical ones owe us all an apology. The intent of Dr.P. is obvious. Given the Left's antipathy to the Pledge, it was courageous of them to use it at all! I'm surprised the ACLU hasn't sued them!

Exactly! There are too many people here, on this thread, that are hysterical ninnies.

62 posted on 02/09/2002 3:54:48 PM PST by VA Advogado
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To: The Right Stuff
I'm sure the ACLU would have more of a problem if the can read ONE NATION UNDER GOD. I think Dr. Pepper would be getting much more flack for that. They can thank (God) that they were smart enough to leave those three fragile letters out of the slogan. This was carefully thought out. I mean if I picked up a can of soda and saw ONE NATION UNDER GOD with the Statue of Liberty and Dr. PEPPER written on it, I would have been SHOCKED!!!!
77 posted on 02/09/2002 4:33:42 PM PST by BushWonGore'sDone
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