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I don't understand your comment. Regardless of where you stand on the topic, I don't think it's controversial that compelled recitation of the pledge is debated
by justin66 6y ago
I don't understand your comment. Regardless of where you stand on the topic, I don't think it's controversial that compelled recitation of the pledge is debated in public and argued about in the courts as a first amendment freedom of speech issue.
(after reading your comment below I think I get it. It's one of the infringements of freedom of speech that you're willing to tolerate because it's merely "creepy?" If so, that's illustrative of the larger point I was trying to make about people treating freedom of speech hypocritically.)
- BurningFrog 6y agoMaybe you should reread the comment below? It doesn't mention "creepy", and says something quite different from what you got from it.
- justin66 6y agoRight, "creepy" is the word you used above. You're welcome to entertain an eccentric definition of "freedom of speech" that doesn't include one of the major freedom of speech issues of our time. It's just very odd.
- BurningFrog 6y agoAt least now you're mocking my actual opinion. That's probably all the progress we'll make here :)
- justin66 6y ago:)