[Bandolier]

PS. No court decision has prevented you, and yours, from saying the pledge of allegiance. You just can't force other people to do it.

[Hajman]

PS. No court decision has prevented you, and yours, from saying the pledge of allegiance. You just can't force other people to do it.

Unless you can show where it's being forced, your argument is a red herring.

-The Hajman-

[jwalsh07]

PS. No court decision has prevented you, and yours, from saying the pledge of allegiance. You just can't force other people to do it.

SCOTUS has already ruled that requiring folk to say the pledge is unconstituional. You say it the way you want or not at all. My family will be including the words "one nation under God".

We respect your right not to, please respect our right to freely "exercise" our religion in the public square.

[Texasforever]

PS. No court decision has prevented you, and yours, from saying the pledge of allegiance. You just can't force other people to do it.

No one could be forced before this decision. You need to get you facts straight.

[Southack]

"PS. No court decision has prevented you, and yours, from saying the pledge of allegiance."

That's incorrect. The 9th Circuit said that teachers may not say the Pledge to or in front of any students. Their right to speak their minds has been banned, and that's why there is such a public outcry.