posted on July 4, 2002 03:10:29 AM new
Well now they have made it a law that the schools must conduct pledge of allegence at schools in Missouri and Illinois. Of course they don't require the students to say it.
How about making a loyalty oath required for adults when they report to work each morning?
posted on July 4, 2002 04:19:19 AM new
With unemployment rising week to week that would not be adequate to their needs. They're working on one that can be transmitted by each adult from their home regardless their employment status, state of health or disability, and that's mutilingual. You'll be able to push a key on your telephone to activate a tape which plays each phrase one at a time and won't proceed until you've correctly keyed the acknowledgement of the phrase. This will allow for the future oathing requirements to be made more stringent as paranoia rises through required repetitions throughout each day. There will be a toll charge allowed similar to the charge for information only calls in place in most areas already. It'll work very smoothly so that each person's oath will not unduly burden them.
posted on July 4, 2002 04:58:02 AM new
The news this morning said Virginia schools will be required to post "In God We Trust" in all schools starting today.
I wonder how many books or computers could have been purchased with the money used for this?
The news (NPR) stated a group called Family Christian _____ (can't remember) was behind it.
Maybe the group will pay for all the signs?
Or, maybe there will be signs that say
"Pepsi says: In God We Trust."
So much for separation of church and state in Virginia.
posted on July 4, 2002 05:57:39 AM new
aposter, I agree. Did the state budget deficit suddenly disappear so that there's "mad money" to fight this in court?
posted on July 4, 2002 04:35:56 PM new
Yes then they will suer the liqupr industry in such a way that an indiviudal loses their rights and the states pockets the money for anti liquorBS which turns out to be balancing the budget of some banana boat regime running kentucky or arkansas
