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On Tue, 30 Jul 2013 14:05:28 -0400, Obama's Legion of Flash Mobs @
7/11.nig wrote:
>On Tue, 30 Jul 2013 10:00:23 -0500, David Hartung
>wrote:
CORRECTION"
>I disagree and that's ok but in this debate I set a starting point on
>which there should be some commonality. We both know there is no
>starting point between Gary and I because his allegiance isn't with
>America, it's with an ideology separate from Federalism and his
>separation from God is infinite.
>
>Gary looks to some rule/law in which requires a citizen to conform too
>other wise he'll take it to mean he can do it in the street.
>
> Since there's no law to force him to pledge allegiance to the flag or
>to which it stands, Gary's free not too. He wouldn't honor that law
>anyway because of his nature to rebel against higher authority. What's
>in a flag? It's an object of repression, slavery and bigotry to him.
>People who swear allegiance to the flag in my opinion do not need a
>law to stay within the boundaries of civility, morality or for 'which'
>the flag stands.
>
>To me the pledge and the flag are much more than words or objects. The
>Pledge of Allegiance symbolizes unity of purpose, one nation with a
>common goal, indivisible and yes, under God.
>
I'm of the school where there's something greater than me. I serve a
greater purpose *THAN* my own needs. I know that God requires much of
me
and he expects payment back for what He has given me to sew...so to
speak.
>
>I know Gary has no allegiance to anyone but his own selfish needs. Who
>does he have to serve? Without a higher purpose, life is shallow and
>disappointing.
>
>With a higher purpose the focus of life is on serving others.
>
>It's the difference between Mitt Romney and Obama.
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