Most of the people who have "we the people" plastered on their car probably don't realize the preamble to the constitution also says "insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare".

...they made people that didn't have freedoms say the pledge.

Every accusation is a confession.

They’re so hard for patriotism because they themselves are traitorous cunts and they assume everyone is and needs to be kept in line.

I got in-school suspension for refusing to stand for the pledge, they told the kid from Puerto Rico they’d ship him back on the dingy he sailed in on.

If Metallica released their 1988 album And Justice for All today, MAGA would whine and accuse them of going "woke".

It was always a tool of indoctrination. As it turns out, if you say something often enough, true or not, you tend to believe it.

To make it make sense, ask yourself "was this ever really true?" And, of course nothing is perfect, but what I mean to invoke is the idea that perhaps it was never even remotely true.

If there is no "liberty and justice for all" then there is no "one nation, indivisible".

Time to split.

Interesting read. Most people miss that Jew in the Bible sounded like a Communist. But you already know my version of my faith clashes with the Council of Nicea version, and why.

Btw, I came across an interesting tidbit this morning in my YT meanderings I didn't know that I thought may interest you, but didn't know where to post it. It's a pamphlet written by a British member of parliament, and distributed in the streets sometime in 1937. I didn't want to creep you out by popping up in your DM unasked, if you're interested, I can DM it to you and you can post it if you wish.

"Liberty and justice for people like us."

I was skeptical about the poa by the 3rd grade. By the 5th, I was singing the Canadian anthem, because fuck this bullshit. By hs I wasn't even standing, just sitting at my desk with that deeply annoyed look you get from customers waiting while the person in front of them takes 10 minutes to complete their transaction, and they pull out an expired coupon and their checkbook.

E: thanks autocorrect

"Under God" makes entire sense when you remember that, if Americans have ONE shared cultural trait, it's being morally flexible as long as you get rich. Trying to get rich is the only command they'll follow, the one thing they'll all agree upon. And they surely trust in their God printed on green paper, lol.

Focus on the Undergod?

Ỉ̴͓̲̤̪̼͑̉͐̋̓͛̚͞_̠͈a̖̬͉̼̲̮̲͉̣̘ͦ̄ͩ̐̂!̴͓͍̾͂̈́̕ I̴̠̮̲̮̼ͬ̇̄ͫͮ́́̾ͮͣͯ́ͯͦͧ͑͘͠a̢̢̽ͦ̍͛͟͡͡!͓̩̞͚̥͚̣̰̠͚̱̙̖̪̊ͫ̍́́̋̇̾̓ͪ̃̑̅̌͐͢͡ C̷̢̬̘̝̿ͯ͑̎t̵̙̦̟̳̥̬̣̩̺̞̾͂̀̂ͥ̆ͪ͗́̂̄͌ͪ̄͢͞͝͠͞͡h̢̧̜̲̫̞̺͓̬̹͓́ͦͪͬ͋̿̍̈́̍͆͑̐̒̑ͤ̅͑̽́ͤ̽̒̚͠u̶̷̶̟͎̣̹̹̼̭̥͇̳͚͕̟͇͍̿ͦ̂͂̀̐̉ͪͤ̀̈́͌̓͘͢͜͞͡͡͡ͅl̵̛̘̿̏̑ͨ͠ḥ̛̛̪̝̭̐̔̕͝͞͠u_̴̡̢̮̯̜̩̱̥͉̱̫͚̼̤͇͖̹̭ͭͯ̈̄ͦ̒̈̑̒ͧ̔̌̚͢͟͞ f̢̡̬͔̫̗̈͒̿͒̎̌ț̊ͥ̇ă̙̮̙͗͑̈̆́͢g̺̙͇̝͚̠͈̻̺̘͑̅̇̎͂̈́͋̓͜͟ḥ̥n̘͘_̶̩͎̈́̉ͭ̃͌͑!̸̛̲̗̲̲̯̫͔͔̉̉͊̄͋̔̈́́̿

Their liberty to be anti-vax, anti-environmental, anti-mask, etc. and their rigged justice to force everyone else to suffer it.

I should have my child add "including immigrants" to the end whenever he says it in school, committee meetings, or Scouts.

“No see, that was before. But now you have to pledge your allegiance to one party.” - Sums up the American experience