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My son trying out the pledge
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FuDDx
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lakrismamma
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EsX_Raptor
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edit: lakrismamma, I'm not American but when I got here I was instructed to say the pledge to both the American and Texas flag every single morning during my high school years. I guess it's some sort of ritual/tradition/convention? | ||
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Ecael
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FuDDx
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Gryffindor_us
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On September 30 2009 00:16 lakrismamma wrote: You americans are weird. Why did you chose to teach him this? It will be ingratiated into his very being as soon as he goes to Kindergarten. Resistance is futile. | ||
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Kerotan
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yay for almost a complete lack of patriotism I guess. | ||
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lazz
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"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." the fact that it has god in it never fails to amuse me. separation of church and state go fuck yourself | ||
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Ecael
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EDIT Iazz, I find it somewhat amusing that you probably know the pledge better than I do, brainwash indeed. | ||
motbob
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On September 30 2009 00:27 lazz wrote: yeah. for those of you who don't know, children in the united states are indoctrinated/brainwashed from a very young age. one of these methods is learning the pledge of allegiance and swearing their life to God and an ugly-looking flag. "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." the fact that it has god in it never fails to amuse me. separation of church and state go fuck yourself Most atheists in the U.S. acknowledge that the "under God" thing doesn't really matter. There's only been one court case on this taken to the district level. We don't care... why do you? | ||
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Jibba
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On September 30 2009 00:27 lazz wrote: Granted, I don't read TL very much anymore but I haven't seen as belligerent and idiotic a post as this one in a long time. It's a tradition. It's kind of stupid, but it's part of the culture. No one takes it at face value or even thinks about it, except for when it's being spoken.yeah. for those of you who don't know, children in the united states are indoctrinated/brainwashed from a very young age. one of these methods is learning the pledge of allegiance and swearing their life to God and an ugly-looking flag. "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." the fact that it has god in it never fails to amuse me. separation of church and state go fuck yourself Now go hop on a kangaroo and grab me a Fosters, mate. + Show Spoiler + Yes, I know they drink XXX in Australia, and you only ride wallabies. | ||
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lazz
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On September 30 2009 00:31 motbob wrote: Most atheists in the U.S. acknowledge that the "under God" thing doesn't really matter. There's only been one court case on this taken to the district level. We don't care... why do you? yes i am aware of how archaic it is, but it still amuses me. edit: HOLY SHIT there are a lot of insecure americans in this thread suddenly defending themselves haha wow. i was just pointing out how silly the pledge is and how it amuses me, no need to get all frisky. | ||
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Ganfei
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Jibba
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"WHOA, no need to overreact, guys! I was just saying that your flag doesn't quite fit my tastes" | ||
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FuDDx
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EsX_Raptor
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Maybe we just said to our native countries/politics "go fuck yourselves" and fled here. There's no patriotism in that even though we sing the anthem and raise our flag all the damn time. Why argue over a statement that has 0 meaning to those who say it at all? | ||
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Gryffindor_us
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On September 30 2009 00:32 NoobsOfWrath wrote: I think it's funny that you dipshits are talking about indoctrination and inculcation and brainwashing in a thread where the OP just wanted to show his son had learned the pledge. Get the fuck over yourselves you self-righteous smug pricks, most people don't learn the pledge in some sort of brainwashing pseudo-religious indoctrination, they learn it because it's a part of living in the fucking United States and having even the tiniest modicum of patriotism. ??????? my comment had no hint of malice toward FuDDx. And, there is nothing wrong with criticizing the practice of mandatory recitation of the pledge of allegiance. Your kid is awesome as always Fudd. | ||
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Symmetry
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motbob
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On September 30 2009 00:38 Jibba wrote: "Fuck you, you stupid fatass, redneck, REPUBLICAN, low infant mortality rate Americans with your ugly ass flag." "WHOA, no need to overreact, guys! I was just saying that your flag doesn't quite fit my tastes" | ||
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FuDDx
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On September 30 2009 00:40 EsX_Raptor wrote: I wonder why is that every single and each one of my university's PhD. professors, scientists, hell even U.S. history teachers and the people that work in construction are all foreigners? Why? Maybe we just said to our native countries/politics "go fuck yourselves" and fled here. There's no patriotism in that even though we sing the anthem and raise our flag all the damn time. Why argue over a statement that has 0 meaning to those who say it at all? First this was posted so we could all go how cute. I had no intention of having some little kids tell me what and how I think. brain washed is the name of that high horse you all sit on. This was done for fun and he learned the pledge in school like millions do just liek we all learned twinkle twinkle little star now stfu and take your "I am better than you" bullshit out of my fucking thread PLEASE. | ||
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EsX_Raptor
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btw, your son is pretty cute ^^ | ||
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-StrifeX-
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citi.zen
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My little girl is just 9 months old, this is something to look forward to! + Show Spoiler + If you're thinking "brain washing" you're missing the point and need to grow up. | ||
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Sadistx
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You have a cute kid, but no offense, teach him something more classy like poetry or ezekiel 25:17 | ||
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epicdoom
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5/5 ^^ | ||
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FuDDx
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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 Umm are you really serious? this Thread was made to show off my child not to support the Pledge or not support it. I don't care what your personal feelings towards anything are unless it directly affects other people negatively. I am also glad you have an opinion about things but really like it has been said before you all are missing the point. Next time Ill get him to recite Barney or Word World O wait is that also to American or should i learn some swiss kidds songs to teach my child seeing as I live in the fucking USA where this is taught to everyone get off your high horses and enjoy something for a change. IT IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR YOUR PRECONCEIVED BULLSHIT VIEWS/ AND OR NOT BULLSHIT VIEWS. ITS ABOUT MY CUTE ASS SoN, HIS ABILITY TO REMEMBER THE PLEDGE AFTER JUST STARTING PRESCHOOL AND THATS IT. | ||
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Sprite
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On September 30 2009 01:23 FuDDx wrote: Umm are you really serious? this Thread was made to show off my child not to support the Pledge or not support it. I don't care what your personal feelings towards anything are unless it directly affects other people negatively. I am also glad you have an opinion about things but really like it has been said before you all are missing the point. Next time Ill get him to recite Barney or Word World O wait is that also to American or should i learn some swiss kidds songs to teach my child seeing as I live in the fucking USA where this is taught to everyone get off your high horses and enjoy something for a change. IT IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR YOUR PRECONCEIVED BULLSHIT VIEWS/ AND OR NOT BULLSHIT VIEWS. ITS ABOUT MY CUTE ASS SoN, HIS ABILITY TO REMEMBER THE PLEDGE AFTER JUST STARTING PRESCHOOL AND THATS IT. You tell em dude! | ||
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InToTheWannaB
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On September 30 2009 01:23 FuDDx wrote: Umm are you really serious? this Thread was made to show off my child not to support the Pledge or not support it. I don't care what your personal feelings towards anything are unless it directly affects other people negatively. I am also glad you have an opinion about things but really like it has been said before you all are missing the point. Next time Ill get him to recite Barney or Word World O wait is that also to American or should i learn some swiss kidds songs to teach my child seeing as I live in the fucking USA where this is taught to everyone get off your high horses and enjoy something for a change. IT IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR YOUR PRECONCEIVED BULLSHIT VIEWS/ AND OR NOT BULLSHIT VIEWS. ITS ABOUT MY CUTE ASS SoN, HIS ABILITY TO REMEMBER THE PLEDGE AFTER JUST STARTING PRESCHOOL AND THATS IT. get em | ||
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FuDDx
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On September 30 2009 01:35 Athos wrote: Awwwwwwwwww. How old is he? He will be 3 on October tjhe 13th. He was born on Friday the 13th by emergency C section. | ||
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RaGe
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andiCR
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On September 30 2009 01:23 FuDDx wrote: Umm are you really serious? this Thread was made to show off my child not to support the Pledge or not support it. I don't care what your personal feelings towards anything are unless it directly affects other people negatively. I am also glad you have an opinion about things but really like it has been said before you all are missing the point. Next time Ill get him to recite Barney or Word World O wait is that also to American or should i learn some swiss kidds songs to teach my child seeing as I live in the fucking USA where this is taught to everyone get off your high horses and enjoy something for a change. IT IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR YOUR PRECONCEIVED BULLSHIT VIEWS/ AND OR NOT BULLSHIT VIEWS. ITS ABOUT MY CUTE ASS SoN, HIS ABILITY TO REMEMBER THE PLEDGE AFTER JUST STARTING PRESCHOOL AND THATS IT. +1 Good response. Fucktards criticizing everything just for the sake of trolling. | ||
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Chef
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"Dear Helena... By now the news of out defeat has reached Earth..." | ||
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FuDDx
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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 | ||
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Gryffindor_us
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rofl wow that would be awesome XD! | ||
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Vharox
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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
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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
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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. | ||
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ShaperofDreams
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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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Mora
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ignore all these retards. | ||
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foeffa
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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-
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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
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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
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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
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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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-StrifeX-
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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
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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
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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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Batibot
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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
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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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benjammin
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+ Show Spoiler + also the pledge was written in like the turn of the century to celebrate the 400th anniversary of america, but as a side note: how freaking smooth was it of FDR to switch the bellamy salute to the hand-over-heart? what a slick, slick move. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
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On September 30 2009 00:31 motbob wrote: Most atheists in the U.S. acknowledge that the "under God" thing doesn't really matter. There's only been one court case on this taken to the district level. We don't care... why do you? I think I remember in middle school where most of the classes just left out the 'under god' part, it still works. | ||
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d(O.o)a
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On September 30 2009 00:16 lakrismamma wrote: You americans are weird. Why did you chose to teach him this? This is what I thought, I don't understand the logic behind this. | ||
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FuDDx
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On September 30 2009 05:01 kdog3683 wrote: I pledge alliegance to the flag of the united states of america. And to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisble and liberty and justice for all. Did I say it right? I think u.s schooled kids stop having to recite it at some point past 4th grade, or if the teacher isn't a total idiot and doesn't want to waste 5minutes everyday. This brings back memories. Not once did I contemplate what the words I was saying meant. Placing my right hand over my heart didn't mean shit either. I just did it cuz others did. But now that I actually say it in my head, these words are pretty heavy. 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) tactless? Umm lets go back over this 1 I did not teach him it the school system did. 2 It has nothing to do with what he is saying its that he has remembered it better than most High school kids can learn anything these days.( I am proud of my son, nothing wrong with it) I am sorry but really how in the world do you think I am being tactless? As far as I can see its all you silly ass fools with sticks up your ass pissed off about some words. Go tack up your poster boards elsewhere Ive explained my self more than enough in this and previous posts. I am not a supporter of alot of what or government does but I do happen to live here and must deal with it as best I can. On a side note another stupid Kiddless kid tells me what to do with MY KID I am personally gonna head butt the fuck out of you given half the chance. End angry ramblings. Edited some of the silly angry ramblings | ||
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FuDDx
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On September 30 2009 05:55 Grobyc wrote: 5/5 because you're FuDDx and your kid is cute lol, but I don't think it's ethical to force someone to say it. Not saying you did, but yeah... I'll leave it at that so I don't contribute to the "shitstorm". Grobyc This is getting silly..... IN THE USA ALL CHILDREN ARE TAUGHT THIS IF THEY GO TO SCHOOL at least in my state its like that. | ||
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kdog3683
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On September 30 2009 06:05 FuDDx wrote: tactless? Umm lets go back over this 1 I did not teach him it the school system did. 2 It has nothing to do with what he is saying its that he has remembered it better than most High school kids can learn anything these days.( I am proud of my son, nothing wrong with it) I am sorry but really how in the world do you think I am being tactless? As far as I can see its all you silly ass fools with sticks up your ass pissed off about some words. Go tack up your poster boards elsewhere Ive explained my self more than enough in this and previous posts. I am not a supporter of alot of what or government does but I do happen to live here and must deal with it as best I can. On a side note another stupid Kiddless kid tells me what to do with MY KID I am personally gonna head butt the fuck out of you given half the chance. End angry ramblings. Edited some of the silly angry ramblings I hate arguing with respectable forum members for fear of my own safety. But there is no need to react with such unnecessary anger. Consider your position. You are an adult correct? Internet threats really do you no justice. I have no qualm that your head will surely dissemble my head upon contact. What troubles me is you are missing the larger point. I dislike writing with a condescending tone especially towards an older audience because it makes me feel a elitish asshole vibe I get when I read fanacist. Obviously logic will not work with you. No one is telling you what you should or shouldn't do. I did not once suggesting you taught it to him. What I referred to as tactless, was posting this on an internet forum. Would you like a lesson of what tactless means? Tactless is having your son dress as a ghost in black neighborhood in Alabama for Halloween. (your son metaphorically) It's obvious you mean no harm. Your son just wants to be a ghost! But think about the connotations of what that 'ghost' can bring with it. The fact that you are or aren't a supporter of the government is entirely irrelevant. Propaganda is all encompassing. Whether it is effective or not, is entirely up to the viewer and obviously in your case, it is quite effective. As for promoting the sense that you are more sage and wise since I am 'kiddless', I hope even a balloon clown can realize how irrelevant this is to the offtopic shitstorm at hand. | ||
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ZeeTemplar
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All kids are taught this in kindergarden; is it unethical? I don't think so. I think this is + Show Spoiler + I enjoyed saying the pledge of allegiance everyday in class when I was younger. People freaking out over the god part is just amusing. There is way to much political correctness now and days. | ||
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citi.zen
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1. Pull your kid out of school so he doesn't get indoctrinated, and home school him. 2. Also, no vaccines, those are government attempts to mind control the youthzs. 3. Buy a large plot of land in the middle of the forest. 4. Buy guns for hunting and general preparedness... the damn rednecks might come for you any day now (don't say the people in this thread haven't warned you!!!). And if they don't, the government might try to forcefully put your kid back in school to teach him songs and rhymes and shit. Better safe than sorry. 5. Live happily ever after, one with nature. Note this brilliant plan will require you to stop this bar hopping-balloon-making crap. Your wife may leave you too. Still, you have to do it for the boy. Stay strong and fight on! | ||
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kdog3683
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On September 30 2009 06:30 food wrote: Ab obice saevior ibit Spoken like a true Frog. | ||
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koreasilver
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Damn man your kid is brainwashed he's a lost cause sorry to tell you man but you're being tactless and something about a ridiculous comparison and shit man. Fight the power. | ||
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food
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Grobyc
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On September 30 2009 06:07 FuDDx wrote: Grobyc This is getting silly..... IN THE USA ALL CHILDREN ARE TAUGHT THIS IF THEY GO TO SCHOOL at least in my state its like that. Nonono I know. That's why I'm not arguing that you shouldn't have done it. I know it's not your choice. I'm saying I don't think it's ethical that the government allows that. My comment about the validity in ethnicity wasn't directed towards you. | ||
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FuDDx
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On September 30 2009 06:26 kdog3683 wrote: I hate arguing with respectable forum members for fear of my own safety. But there is no need to react with such unnecessary anger. Consider your position. You are an adult correct? Internet threats really do you no justice. I have no qualm that your head will surely dissemble my head upon contact. What troubles me is you are missing the larger point. I dislike writing with a condescending tone especially towards an older audience because it makes me feel a elitish asshole vibe I get when I read fanacist. Obviously logic will not work with you. No one is telling you what you should or shouldn't do. I did not once suggesting you taught it to him. What I referred to as tactless, was posting this on an internet forum. Would you like a lesson of what tactless means? Tactless is having your son dress as a ghost in black neighborhood in Alabama for Halloween. (your son metaphorically) It's obvious you mean no harm. Your son just wants to be a ghost! But think about the connotations of what that 'ghost' can bring with it. The fact that you are or aren't a supporter of the government is entirely irrelevant. Propaganda is all encompassing. Whether it is effective or not, is entirely up to the viewer and obviously in your case, it is quite effective. As for promoting the sense that you are more sage and wise since I am 'kiddless', I hope even a balloon clown can realize how irrelevant this is to the offtopic shitstorm at hand. As far as threats go it was a joke sir. Do you honestly believe I will find you and head rape your ass? umm no. Tactless is posting my son saying the Pledge? As far as you not having any children and its effect on a persons world views, all I meant was once you have a child things (for most of us ) change ideas,views, thoughts... any one else feel this guy is just i don't know clueless? In need of some "street" education and a little less debate team? And by "Street ed" no I do not mean kicking your ass sir! | ||
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food
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On September 30 2009 07:28 koreasilver wrote: OBVIOUSLY LOGIC ISN'T WORKING FOR YOU AND YOUR BRAINWASHED CHILD. ure a hater sir i agree with some of your points but kdog outweights anything u say with his sheer presence~ sorry | ||
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AmorVincitOmnia
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that was like the most innocent video i have ever seen. | ||
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food
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On September 30 2009 08:08 SoMuchSoul wrote: FuDDx, what do you expect from kdog...I mean it's kdog lol. and what are you?.. el-o-el | ||
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FuDDx
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On September 30 2009 09:01 AmorVincitOmnia wrote: uhhh.. i can't believe people are giving you shit for this fudd. that was like the most innocent video i have ever seen. I agree and thats what pisses me off. | ||
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Amnesia
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Lol. A poster on TeamLiquid? I am no one important. But I certainly am not as dumb as your buttbuddy kdog. I truly don't understand how an idiot like him hasn't been banned. I remember I saw a posting saying "If I earned a buck for every dumb thing kdog has said, I'd be a billionaire." That is so true. On September 30 2009 09:01 AmorVincitOmnia wrote: uhhh.. i can't believe people are giving you shit for this fudd. that was like the most innocent video i have ever seen. Seriously, what the fuck? | ||
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Hypnosis
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On September 30 2009 00:21 FuDDx wrote: Its taught in the school. He is going to pre-school twice a week and my wife said he repeated the pledge perfectly at the mall and I was impressed thought I would try it and see if he could do it again. You gotta teach him to not say the pledge man, it takes more thought. | ||
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
On September 30 2009 09:49 Hypnosis wrote: You gotta teach him to not say the pledge man, it takes more thought. Really is teaching my son to fight the system at age almost 3 is good for him or his schooling.... I really do not think so. I am realizing what a bad Idea it is to post anything about my kids it ends up pissing me off alot. I still wouldn't mind telling baal off in person. | ||
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Chef
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People are very quick on the trigger to call Americans over patriotic. Sorry that you got such a sour response from some people. Whether nationalism is something to be worried about or not, that kind of discussion had no place in this blog. At least you can be happy that many people did find your son adorable You've a good voice for a father too. | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
On September 30 2009 09:41 SoMuchSoul wrote: Lol. A poster on TeamLiquid? I am no one important. But I certainly am not as dumb as your buttbuddy kdog. You sure are quick on judging people. I dont know what defines "dumb" in your circle, but he isnt dumb by any means. If you cant comprehend some trolling/joke posts just admit youre incapable yourself. Why do u insult me by saying hes my buttbuddy? He is a friend of mine, a good one that is. He is doing really well at school, hes doing better at sports/starcraft then you are for sure. Hes cool in person, he has many friends. What talents do you have that make him "dumb"? Youre a "legit" poster? basically youre a nobody. And im gonna wipe my feet after squashing your small bughead. GG | ||
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Lemonwalrus
United States5465 Posts
Unless this is some form of trolling, in which case I guess air count your 'getting' of me and move along. | ||
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
Next time ill add some religion and stereotypes into my post about my kids. My stars will drop but more people will respond. Thanks to all you who saw this blogg for what it was a proud dad wanting to show off his son nothing more. To all who found other reasons to be here talking thanks for keeping my son getting viewed. kdog and food its nice your doing well in school starcraft and sports. But in life there are more things to worry about than some random guy with his son having a good time I hope you 2 have that same fun times with your own father, and that said father is so proud of you he wants to show random internet nerds how proud he is. | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
On September 30 2009 11:14 FuDDx wrote: kdog and food its nice your doing well in school starcraft and sports. But in life there are more things to worry about than some random guy with his son having a good time I hope you 2 have that same fun times with your own father, and that said father is so proud of you he wants to show random internet nerds how proud he is. im a mere loser with no life who dropped out of college years ago and works shitty jobs barely making a living and i have nothing against you posting videos of your kids achievements lemonwalrus is right, im blindly defending kdog. Thats my weak spot T_T | ||
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
On September 30 2009 05:01 StalinRusH wrote: at the end of it what is he saying? "i wanna see your pistol?" He said "I wanna see the picture" I was using the digital camera to take the video. | ||
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Torenhire
United States11681 Posts
I'm trying not to rage for you. Seriously. Some of the posts in here...ugh | ||
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NonY
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btw post some more dessert recipes!! | ||
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KwarK
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intrigue
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
rofl fuddx.. I will be showing unc this thread for that OP.. your son is amazingly adorable. You are a lucky father (who I am sure is proud!). Awesome kid dude Show more videos... ignore these fools. | ||
Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
I stand by that. Your kid is awesome, and this thread is amazing. | ||
lilsusie
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AMERICA!! FUCK YEAH! <3 | ||
NeverGG
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Manifesto7
Osaka27149 Posts
[DAD] clan members stick together.However... you know your boy is about ten weeks older than Hanna. DANGER ALERT. He looks like a lady killer. | ||
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Amnesia
United States3818 Posts
On September 30 2009 10:28 food wrote: You sure are quick on judging people. I dont know what defines "dumb" in your circle, but he isnt dumb by any means. If you cant comprehend some trolling/joke posts just admit youre incapable yourself. Why do u insult me by saying hes my buttbuddy? He is a friend of mine, a good one that is. He is doing really well at school, hes doing better at sports/starcraft then you are for sure. Hes cool in person, he has many friends. What talents do you have that make him "dumb"? Youre a "legit" poster? basically youre a nobody. And im gonna wipe my feet after squashing your small bughead. GG Lol trolling/joke? He obviously fails at it. And it pisses everyone else here too. I've been lurking long enough to know. Whoa whoa whoa! He is doing better than I am at sports and Starcraft? You sure are quick on judging people! And yes, I am a nobody here. I could not give a fuck less, tbh. And who the fuck might you be, "Mr. Legit Poster"? LOOOOOL, cut the bullshit. Do you actually think you are a good poster by any means? LoL~ I don't know why you are talking because you are bad as kdog who has just been banned for the 9000th time. | ||
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Manifesto7
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Nitrogen
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Ilvy
Germany2445 Posts
 Beside of that i never would add my son even with his RL name on Youtube i do not understand the reaction of some of the ppl here, good that he is too young to read this trash or he would pee in his pants and laugh his ass off about how stupid a innocent thread could end :D | ||
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DrTJEckleburg
United States1080 Posts
Nice video, reminds me of when I was student of the day in preschool and I forgot the words because I was so nervous when I had to recite the pledge in front of the class. :D | ||
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lilsusie
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NrG.Bamboo
United States2756 Posts
That was really cute, haha. + Show Spoiler + haters gonna hate | ||
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SnowFantasy
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Thats a pretty awesome video. Cool kid^^ | ||
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Manifesto7
Osaka27149 Posts
Not for the next two days RAWR On September 30 2009 16:01 lilsusie wrote: Hanna and Leo, sitting in a tree.... ^^ If that is the price for having a beer with fuddx it might be worth it. | ||
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Saracen
United States5139 Posts
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intrigue
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StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
On September 30 2009 14:31 Manifesto7 wrote: TRIPLE KILL! I got your back FuDDx, don't worry about it [DAD] clan members stick together.However... you know your boy is about ten weeks older than Hanna. DANGER ALERT. He looks like a lady killer. *quadruple* kill now @op, kids so cute <3 he almost got it too. | ||
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
Mani have you started shopping for a nice shot gun? My daughter is 10 I need to step up my search fro the perfect anti-boyfriend gun. Remember this one?\ | ||
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Licmyobelisk
Philippines3682 Posts
I see him like this in 2028: Leo: sup [insert hot chick name here]? wanna see something cute? Hot Chick: Sure Leo show's his cute youtube videos. Hot chick got turned on due to Leo's cuteness back in the days of 2009. ... and he scores... Man, I wanna be in the [DAD] clan.. just wait and see.. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
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StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
can't wait for what else you have in store! lol | ||
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nofAcedAgent
United States952 Posts
Kids adorable cheers | ||
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Trumpet
United States1935 Posts
A cute kid like that? Every video ending with that "can I see!?" Way to set every girl's biological clock off within 30 seconds! You of all people should know how hard these things are to combat D:< | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2801 Posts
To the previous haters, yes, there are some things in life in which humans have lost all of their senses on, and are acting purely on instinct. Some things are good whereas others are bad, but you definition of good and bad isn't absolute; something can be good to you but bad to someone else. The only way you can determine something is legitimately right or wrong is by going back to the basics; FuDDx's baby is pledging allegiance to the U.S. flag, yes we can see, and what does this mean? This behavior encourages Leo to be a normal, civilized, respectful, obedient, and faithful kid in way way or another and honestly, I don't see anything bad in that. In the long run, all of this will be up to him, not his parents (though they can have a HUGE influence) or anyone else. FuDDx, the main reason for the shitstorm in your blog is because the derailers saw it more like: My son trying out the terrorist training Nothing to crazy here, no balloon hats or ice carvings. And no fight reports just my son and his attempt at the AK. Enjoy. | ||
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Licmyobelisk
Philippines3682 Posts
On October 01 2009 02:26 EsX_Raptor wrote: I wasn't that friendly at the beginning of FuDDx's blog because I was reading the first comments that were posted about brainwashing and tried to articulate on that. I'm sorry yo. To the previous haters, yes, there are some things in life in which humans have lost all of their senses on, and are acting purely on instinct. Some things are good whereas others are bad, but you definition of good and bad isn't absolute; something can be good to you but bad to someone else. The only way you can determine something is legitimately right or wrong is by going back to the basics; FuDDx's baby is pledging allegiance to the U.S. flag, yes we can see, and what does this mean? This behavior encourages Leo to be a normal, civilized, respectful, obedient, and faithful kid in way way or another and honestly, I don't see anything bad in that. In the long run, all of this will be up to him, not his parents (though they can have a HUGE influence) or anyone else. FuDDx, the main reason for the shitstorm in your blog is because the derailers saw it more like: My son trying out the terrorist training Nothing to crazy here, no balloon hats or ice carvings. And no fight reports just my son and his attempt at the AK. Enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfcmOUbA5EQ LMAO! what the fuck is that song.. and oh man, those kids can shoot better than me! | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + all you people shitting up this thread are retards props to mani for cleaning up this blog | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On September 30 2009 19:44 intrigue wrote: oh my god, a fudd/manifesto hybrid would be fantastic. omfG! makes me giddy just thinking about it - are there any couples that have met on TL yet? konadora/smix | ||
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
On October 01 2009 02:26 EsX_Raptor wrote: ... legitimately right or wrong is by going back to the basics; FuDDx's baby is pledging allegiance to the U.S. flag, yes we can see, and what does this mean? This behavior encourages Leo to be a normal, civilized, respectful, obedient, and faithful kid in one way or ... no. you're still taking this out of context. He's not pledging his allegiance to anything. He's repeating a phrase taught to him in school. It's fun, and cute, and he's learning to talk and be a kid. It's not USA propaganda, it's kindergarten. This behaviour encourages participation, not normalcy, not civility, not respect nor obedience nor faith. | ||
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
On October 01 2009 04:42 Mora wrote: no. you're still taking this out of context. He's not pledging his allegiance to anything. He's repeating a phrase taught to him in school. It's fun, and cute, and he's learning to talk and be a kid. It's not USA propaganda, it's kindergarten. This behaviour encourages participation, not normalcy, not civility, not respect nor obedience nor faith. Thx Mora couldn't have said it better. And he is in pre-school kindergarten is a few years away. | ||
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Pengu1n
United States552 Posts
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Eatme
Switzerland3919 Posts
If I have understood correctly that age is really good to learn him recite stuff that is hard to learn as an adult. So if you want him to learn all the nations in africa this is the time. I might be totally wrong about this and by the time it might be useful the africans nations have changed names a few timest but still. | ||
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micronesia
United States24682 Posts
BTW we should just have made a parallel "pledge of allegiance" discussion thread!!! XD | ||
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Sentenal
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Hurricane
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eMbrace
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Hurricane
United States3939 Posts
On October 01 2009 16:13 eMbrace wrote: cute son or not, the thread would have been terribly boring without some sort of discussion regarding the pledge. Don't start this again here. If you want to argue the point, PM me or make a thread | ||
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
In them I saw what I don't like in TL, I was surprised to see it. | ||
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ghostWriter
United States3302 Posts
it was a nice video and it's probably awesome to see your child do stuff for the first time. it was a terrible reaction and not very well thought out | ||
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FuDDx
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
Honestly your kid is adorable. I was just playing with my kitten a little bit ago, who has oodles of energy and is probably the cutest thing I see on a daily basis (good thing my gf doesn't read TL haha). Not trying to compare a kid to a kitten, rather how cute young aged kids/animals are. | ||
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SonuvBob
Aiur21549 Posts
On October 01 2009 08:44 Eatme wrote: If I have understood correctly that age is really good to learn him recite stuff that is hard to learn as an adult. So if you want him to learn all the nations in africa this is the time. I might be totally wrong about this and by the time it might be useful the africans nations have changed names a few timest but still. A is for Attack B is for Barracks C is for.. mediC | ||
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
On October 01 2009 08:44 Eatme wrote: aaawwww how adorable. I wish I'll have a kid atleast half as cute some day. If I have understood correctly that age is really good to learn him recite stuff that is hard to learn as an adult. So if you want him to learn all the nations in africa this is the time. I might be totally wrong about this and by the time it might be useful the africans nations have changed names a few timest but still. No, this is the time for him to learn certain enunciations, not memory. You know how you have an accent and most native speakers don't? You learn all the key enunciation stuff at that age. After they reach a certain age it's hard for them to differentiate certain sounds and thus they'd pronounce words inaccurately. For example, my mom moved here at 23, now 51, speaks perfectly fluent English (can tell traces of an accent but not much of one), but she herself has a very hard time telling the difference in sound with the letter "a". For example... apple pronounced normally vs it pronounced "ay - pull". She honestly can barely differentiate the two, and it takes her a few times of hearing it pronounced both ways before she can tell it's even being pronounced different. | ||
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
- Adolf Hitler | ||
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Espers
United Kingdom606 Posts
On September 30 2009 01:41 FuDDx wrote: He will be 3 on October tjhe 13th. He was born on Friday the 13th by emergency C section. Whaaat Is it me or does he speak very fluently for a 2 year old? | ||
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
On October 03 2009 21:16 Espers wrote: Whaaat Is it me or does he speak very fluently for a 2 year old? Sounded about right to me. Maybe slightly, but realize he has absolutely no clue what the words mean, he's just repeating sounds he's been trying to memorize. | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On September 30 2009 11:26 FuDDx wrote: He said "I wanna see the picture" I was using the digital camera to take the video. On October 01 2009 00:23 FuDDx wrote: Wow Thanks again guys. You guys are great interweb friends. Mani one day sir one day you and I will get to have some beers and don't worry I have a daughter I won't let my boy anywhere near your little one with out tons of supervision. Mani have you started shopping for a nice shot gun? My daughter is 10 I need to step up my search fro the perfect anti-boyfriend gun. Remember this one?\ Hahahahah in this one there's also "can I see the picture" I'm assuming. so cute, my eyes are all wet :p | ||
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