SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
A substitute principal at a middle school in Colorado has a new Pledge of Allegiance that she shared with students, according to the Denver Post, one that is more inclusive and won’t cross that line between church and state.
During the morning Pledge at Everitt Middle School in Wheat Ridge eighth-grade counselor Margo Lucero, who was filling in for an absent principal, changed a portion of the Pledge from "one nation under God" to "one nation under your belief system," while on the school public- address system.
Lucero says she meant well.
"I said that because I believe that there should be separation between church and school,” she said. “I believe that everybody should have their own beliefs and that we shouldn't have to say, 'under God.'”
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Ya know, I like this idea. I like it a lot. This kind of thinking is wonderful. Cuz ya see, now I no longer have to pledge allegiance to Lincoln's tyrannical system of government. I can now say, "We the people of these Confederate States, in order to form a more perfect union than the one we were jackbooted back into..." and nobody can say a damn word about it. I now have the lattitude to say, "I pledge allegiance to the flag, of the Confederate States of America, and not to the republic from which we seceded, a new nation, UNDER GOD, irrepresible, with liberty from exploitation and justice for all."
Oh yeah!
During the morning Pledge at Everitt Middle School in Wheat Ridge eighth-grade counselor Margo Lucero, who was filling in for an absent principal, changed a portion of the Pledge from "one nation under God" to "one nation under your belief system," while on the school public- address system.
Lucero says she meant well.
"I said that because I believe that there should be separation between church and school,” she said. “I believe that everybody should have their own beliefs and that we shouldn't have to say, 'under God.'”
**end**
Ya know, I like this idea. I like it a lot. This kind of thinking is wonderful. Cuz ya see, now I no longer have to pledge allegiance to Lincoln's tyrannical system of government. I can now say, "We the people of these Confederate States, in order to form a more perfect union than the one we were jackbooted back into..." and nobody can say a damn word about it. I now have the lattitude to say, "I pledge allegiance to the flag, of the Confederate States of America, and not to the republic from which we seceded, a new nation, UNDER GOD, irrepresible, with liberty from exploitation and justice for all."
Oh yeah!
And anyway, I think it's vaguely 1984 to have to stand up everyday and pledge it. 
I believe that's called a dictatorship. 
