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    As A Kid, Growing Up, What Did These Words Mean To You?

    "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."
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    beltman713 Guest
    Means you pledge to support your country.

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    Partridge Guest
    They meant: "Today kids, we are learning about the USA. This is the Pledge of Alliegance of the USA. Aren't Americans kooky with they're ultranationalistic zeal?"

    Ok I made the last bit up, but the rest is true.

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    jetsetlemming Guest
    It meant, I'm an American, America's great, all hail America. You stick up for America, you attack anyone who doesn't like America, and you hide America's downfalls (which there aren't any but just in case). That was as a kid, of course.

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    princesskittypoo Guest
    it meant i had to stand up for the couple of minutes it took to say it and "when your ears hang low" song.

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