[norraad]

Maybe, maybe not, I've got marks from sittin' on both sides of this fence.

I glad for it in the long run & I think many oldsters like me will agree if nothing else it gave a sense of community & benign ritual during grade school.

Sometimes, if I was mad at God or didn't think he/she/it didn't exist, I didn't say that part, that's all.

Mostly, I always enjoyed the fact that we were all saying it together. That was fun, like singing together, regardless of the song, it felt good, n'ést pas?

[Kenyon]

I agree that by and large the pledge of allegiance was a benign exercise in school. But when the issue comes to the courts due to some controversy, and is addressed on constitutional grounds, it is reassuring that they decided the case correctly. It will be interesting to see what, if anything, the Supreme Court does with the case.