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Vharox
United States1037 Posts
On September 30 2009 01:52 Chef wrote: Get him to memorise lines from StarCraft next ! :O "Dear Helena... By now the news of out defeat has reached Earth..." LOL agreeeeeed! | ||
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lakrismamma
Sweden543 Posts
I guess its no diferent then how my mother taught me to pray before going to bed. A tradition that creates a sence of safety in small childrens life. When you grow up you can choose to belive or not. | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
On September 30 2009 00:16 lakrismamma wrote: You americans are weird. Why did you chose to teach him this? Why are swedes taught to be reserved and not outspoken? (Like much the rest of Scandinavia) Man, get down from your high horses. Who are you to decide what's wrong and right to teach your child. | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
Awww your son is so cute, especially how he's looking away from the camera and his "child-accent" It's good that you're getting him used to remembering and learning things, I hope he kicks ass in school. | ||
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Triple7
United States656 Posts
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Lemonwalrus
United States5465 Posts
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
ignore all these retards. | ||
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foeffa
Belgium2115 Posts
On September 30 2009 00:16 lakrismamma wrote: You americans are weird. Why did you chose to teach him this? | ||
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-StrifeX-
United States529 Posts
Uhh because it's something taught at like every school within the USA? it's like a tradition considering of course no young kid will know what means at that young of an age. I guess we aren't allowed to do or teach anything in USA that other countries will have negative views about? I guess that is what we get for being the country with the most attention and economy control. | ||
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Lucktar
United States526 Posts
On September 30 2009 04:17 -StrifeX- wrote: Uhh because it's something taught at like every school within the USA? it's like a tradition considering of course no young kid will know what means at that young of an age. I guess we aren't allowed to do or teach anything in USA that other countries will have negative views about? I guess that is what we get for being the country with the most attention and economy control. + Show Spoiler [off topic] + The fact that somebody doesn't understand or agree with some custom of Americans doesn't mean that they're bashing America, dude. It also doesn't mean that they're just hiding their secret jealousy of our economic dominance. Get over yourself. The funny thing about the pledge is that, while it's a tradition, it's one that was pretty much artificially created by the government. The pledge of allegiance was written in the 1950's during the Cold War, and the 'one nation under god' clause was included to distinguish Americans from the atheistic Soviet Union. Essentially, the people who are claiming that the pledge is a tool of indoctrination have a point, because that's basically what it was created for initially. I don't think that's really its function any more, and you can argue either way as to whether it's a good thing to teach kids or not, but that's the nation we live in. Cute kid, Fudd. | ||
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Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
On September 30 2009 00:41 Symmetry wrote: ...I don't give a fuck about the politics behind it, but your son is cute as hell. | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
On September 30 2009 00:41 Symmetry wrote: ...I don't give a fuck about the politics behind it, but your son is cute as hell. For sure! 5/5 I'm suprised nobody really talked about his son, he's adorable! | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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-StrifeX-
United States529 Posts
On September 30 2009 04:30 Lucktar wrote: + Show Spoiler [off topic] + The fact that somebody doesn't understand or agree with some custom of Americans doesn't mean that they're bashing America, dude. It also doesn't mean that they're just hiding their secret jealousy of our economic dominance. Get over yourself. The funny thing about the pledge is that, while it's a tradition, it's one that was pretty much artificially created by the government. The pledge of allegiance was written in the 1950's during the Cold War, and the 'one nation under god' clause was included to distinguish Americans from the atheistic Soviet Union. Essentially, the people who are claiming that the pledge is a tool of indoctrination have a point, because that's basically what it was created for initially. I don't think that's really its function any more, and you can argue either way as to whether it's a good thing to teach kids or not, but that's the nation we live in. Cute kid, Fudd. Never said anything about getting bashed, I said negative views. I'm not just talking about this post either talking about in general. Not sure how talking about usa has anything to do with myself? lol "get over yourself" ;( nice try though | ||
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Lucktar
United States526 Posts
On September 30 2009 04:50 -StrifeX- wrote: Never said anything about getting bashed, I said negative views. I'm not just talking about this post either talking about in general. Not sure how talking about usa has anything to do with myself? lol "get over yourself" ;( nice try though The point I was making is that when lakris asked why the OP taught his son the pledge of allegiance, you went off on how everybody thinks the US is bad and so on and so forth. The comment you were replying to didn't suggest that, and your point is dumb to begin with. So what if somebody disagrees with your opinions or policies? I could guess at why a percieved slight against the US instantly puts you on the defensive, but I won't bother. Nobody's saying that people shouldn't be allowed to teach the pledge of allegiance, and nobody's saying that the US can only do things that other countries like. And, believe it or not, there are legitimate criticisms of the US that don't stem from secretly-harbored jealousy over economic status and penis size. That's what i meant by 'get over yourself.'  | ||
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kdog3683
United States916 Posts
no offense to fuddx, but the response foreigners give to a member proudly posting his son's recital of it seems perfectly acceptable. I am a U.S Student through and through and my sister is as well. Some of her 4th grade homework makes me cringe at how much pervasive propganda is abbrasively blended in. I guess I'm just a little bewildered and disgusted that some parents feel pride for this. But really posting your kid reciting U.S propoganda on a international website seems to be a bit tactless. (Even though most kids that recite it don't give a shit about it) | ||
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StalinRusH
United States734 Posts
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Batibot
Philippines348 Posts
On September 30 2009 01:08 Sadistx wrote: Lol they still make you say the pledge? I remember it being the most annoying thing in middle school, they actually made you stand up at 8 fucking AM and recite some garbage (not that anyone actually did). You have a cute kid, but no offense, teach him something more classy like poetry or ezekiel 25:17 +1 What's with the hate about what he said? He just wanted to tell you about how annoying it is for students to recite something which they don't really care about. Teach him this. Ezekiel 25:17 | ||
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
that was pretty much my morning routine. also i dont see anything wrong with pledging allegiance to the flag. some people are making way too much out of this. does the idea that we love our country offend you uncivilized heathens? | ||
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