[southern rock]

Playing Red Skelton's reading of the Pledge on private radio stations is a bad thing because radio stations are private? What do you mean?

It's not illegal to play the pledge on private radio, or in any private setting, therefore, there is no "civil disobedience", in that act. So what is the point , then?

[FreeReign]

It's not illegal to play the pledge on private radio, or in any private setting, therefore, there is no "civil disobedience", in that act. So what is the point , then?

There is more to the pledge than civil disobedience. BTW, the airwaves I believe are publicly owned -- private comapanies need a government license to use them. Thus civil disobedience would still apply.