Out of the Mouths of Babes....

[Minimalist]

http://chancetoshine.webs.com/stupiddiscipline.htm

In preschool, 4-year-old Timothy* was sent to sit in the kitchen for refusing to say the "Pledge of Allegiance." His teacher said "If you're not proud to be an American, you can sit in the kitchen." He told his mother that of course he was proud to be an American, but he thought it seemed stupid to have to say it every day.

[Jackalope]

'Murrica - fuck, yeah!

My mom's family emigrated from Canada. Do you think they'd let me come back?

[Rayaan]

[kılıç_mehmet]

Well, thank goodness that we have incorporated our pledge to everyday school routines. I personally liked the routine, it was quite militaristic in nature, but the current libtard government abolished it because it was "offensive" to minorities.
What a dork. But in itself, it was still not enough, as I think that the indoctrination aspect was actually lacking, and therefore, students were not filled with the proper amount of motivation to continue this discipline, as such, they saw the morning routine as...a routine, rather than a reminder of their purpose of education.

[LastPoet]

You know mehmet, you would do fine in the US.

[Fruity]

Saying the pledge is too much? This is a typical morning in Mexican elementary, middle school, and high school. This seems to have been Day of the Flag holiday, so they took extra effort to explain what they were doing, but they usually do this anyway on Mondays, and a shorter version the rest of the week. I went to school in Mexico for three years. Check it out.

[Minimalist]

You'll notice they don't make adults say it every day. Perhaps by then they figure they are beyond the "easily indoctrinated" stage?