In America, for those who don't live here, pretty much every school does the pledge of allegiance when we say it. However, when we do it, sometimes I see those who stand and recite the pledge, while others sit apathetically and ignore it. I, for one, stand and put my hand on my heart when the pledge is recited, because I personally like my country. I think, although it is a -blam!-ed up political mess sometimes, it's still an awesome place.
Do you like your country or recite your pledge in your schools?
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No. You only ever need to say it once in your life. Once you've pledged your allegiance you don't have to say the pledge again. And do I like my country? Depends on when religion is going to stay the hell out of politics.