Should children be forced to stand and say the Pledge of Allegience?

innerSpaceman · 02-17-2009, 12:37 PM

Hmm, I can't bench anywhere near my own weight, but I could always do pull-ups. And, back in those PE days, I could always climb the rope all the way to the top.

But I hated PE and ditched it all the time. It was rarely about rope climing, pull-ups or other feats of pure physical fitness, but instead was all about competitive sports ... which I sucked at and loathed.

Did I loathe sports because I sucked at them, or suck at them because I loathed them? Chicken or egg ... or just plain fag who sucked at sports because I had different sucking preferences??

Oh, anyway, if I would have thought for two seconds about pledging my allegiance to the flag, I would have quit reciting the progaganda pledge in the first grade. I think we did it through 5th or 6th. My political awakening came right around that time anyway.

02-17-2009, 12:37 PM	#11
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Hmm, I can't bench anywhere near my own weight, but I could always do pull-ups. And, back in those PE days, I could always climb the rope all the way to the top. But I hated PE and ditched it all the time. It was rarely about rope climing, pull-ups or other feats of pure physical fitness, but instead was all about competitive sports ... which I sucked at and loathed. Did I loathe sports because I sucked at them, or suck at them because I loathed them? Chicken or egg ... or just plain fag who sucked at sports because I had different sucking preferences?? Oh, anyway, if I would have thought for two seconds about pledging my allegiance to the flag, I would have quit reciting the progaganda pledge in the first grade. I think we did it through 5th or 6th. My political awakening came right around that time anyway.
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