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Pledge of Allegiance

It isn’t “white nationalism”

Posted on August 23, 2021 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

Article: “Caller blasts Iowa rep for requiring ‘White nationalist’ Pledge of Allegiance in schools“ I have to wonder if, to the left, &#...

Pledge of Allegiance

Getting them young

Posted on November 9, 2013 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

Let’s ask an honest question: does a typical 4 year-old understand what a pledge means? Does a 4 year-old understand allegiance, indivisibility, liberty a...

Pledge of Allegiance

Focusing on the flag

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

Speak to virtually any atheist in the United States and they’ll tell you that they don’t support the pledge of allegiance and find it to be a violat...

Pledge of Allegiance

Putting nationalism ahead of freedom and the Constitution

Posted on March 25, 2012 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

For a moment think about how the pledge of allegiance is typically recited. Think back to when you recited it in school. Was it with any kind of patriotic enthu...

Pledge of Allegiance/Politics/Rights

Declaring my allegiance

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

One sentiment that pisses me off to no end, and reached a head yesterday afternoon, can be summarized as this: If you aren’t willing to recite the pledge ...

Pledge of Allegiance/Politics

Love it or leave it

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

It seems according to some conservatives that if you don’t like the pledge of allegiance, then in actuality you don’t like the United States and are...

Pledge of Allegiance

Get rid of the pledge of allegiance

Posted on January 2, 2011 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

With the new year, I think it’s time to lead a different kind of attack on the Pledge of Allegiance, a topic on which I’ve already twice written. I ...

Pledge of Allegiance/Religion/Supreme Court

Further commentary on the pledge of allegiance

Posted on June 5, 2010 by Kenneth Ballard / 3 Comments

If you threaten to take the words “under God” out of the pledge of allegiance, you’re a secular, anti-American lunatic. Or so the Christian ri...

Pledge of Allegiance

Patriotic idolatry

Posted on May 20, 2010 by Kenneth Ballard / 0 Comment

Every nation on this planet has a flag, as do the individual States and territories of the United States of America. Originally written in 1892 by Francis Bella...

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