Innocent patriotic children

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do americans really have to stand up and pledge their loyalty to the flag?

seems like indoctrination you would see in a dystopian movie

Florida from top to bottom roughly goes: Trashy, Old, Tourist, Cuban. You'll be fine if you're in the middle

you forgot megacorporation

based fellow tampanian

Yes

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it's normal, are you telling me you don't instill virtues of citizenship in your generations? better leave them to wander in the hills and come up with their own ideas of morality, language, and culture

We have to do it too but only 2 times in our entire school life, and one of those times it isn't even mandatory.

this is you isnt it

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Indoctination is a big thing with so many immigrants. People were worried about other people not being American enough so a whole bunch of campaigns started back in the day. Now you gotta memorize the pledge as a kid for homework, and recite it every morning.

Why is Florida filled with tards, drug addicts and schizos?

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It's like Bogans in the Gold Coast.
I lived in Australia for 7months in 2017.
In Brisbanwe.

and there's literally nothing wrong with that

it's actually a very populous state, with nearly as many people as your entire country without counting the millions of tourists

Is it mandatory? No. Is it expected? Yes.

you can sit down, but people will grumble against you

>Since when has Israel become so based?
Since 1948

I never had anyone grumble against me except when I was really young. One of my teachers in elementary school tried to call my dad (who was in the USN at the time) and complain about me being unpatriotic and not 'respecting da troops.' My dad told him to fuck off and that I was allowed to not say the pledge if I wanted to.

based dad

>I told that teachin' lady mah boy don't gotsta listen to no authority

This, except imagine it in a Minnesotan accent.

Dumb kike, it's a coincidence, the surname is clearly a variation of this.
Gas yourself.

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I had a sub once that was really angry before anyone even said the pledge saying "My son's in the military so you better show respect". I swear they just pick substitute teachers off the street. Other than that, if you stand up it's enough for most people not to bug you.

I had a sub that replaced our history teacher who left for a better job, he threw out their lesson plan and taught the military tactics of the ancient civilizations we had left to cover

we also watched zulu, the last samurai, and for no reason at all cross of iron

>we also watched zulu, the last samurai, and for no reason at all cross of iron
Based.

Haha, sounds like a fun year. I also once had an art teacher who dropped, like, a paper weight on her head, and the entire class she just cried. Just one hour of sitting watching the art teacher cry in front of the class, then the bell rings. She'd also not have lessons planned and put in random movies, and gave everyone an A for the semester because she ran out of time to check homework. Which was great because I had only done half a drawing in the first week and would have failed.

indeed, I even still remember his name, imagine remembering a sub's name

based spaniard-tier socialist

I see that Art classes are always a constant clusterfuck, regardless of the country. Nice.
Back when I was in school, my art classes happened amidst a constant bombardment of erasers, crayons and whatever projectiles we were throwing at each others. Gilrs were reading magazines. Once a friend of mine topped the whole thing : we saw the guy opening his bag, put a cereal bowl on the table, then a spoon, then a carton of yogurt, then a box of froot loops... then proceed to have a casual breakfast in class. Fun times.
The teacher was a twenty something year old girl, just starting her teaching career and was hopelessly overwhelmed by the shitshow. I fell kinda bad for her, honestly when I think about it.

fun fact: this is how all of America is

Florida just has laws that allow you to disclose more of what happened to a private person

I fingered a girl for the first time in art class. Good times.

what a mess

do you know what we did in my art classes? we painted, sculpted, and all around had fun creating art

I am asking this here because I can't make threads but can anyone explain the American Jury thing to me? How is appealing to the emotions of randos with average intelligence going to ensure justice?

You have the right to trial by jury, but you can choose to have your case heard by a judge instead if you want. Juries are more likely to acquit so everyone opts for them if they go to trial.

>Juries are more likely to acquit so everyone opts for them if they go to trial
Yikes does this not show how flawed it it?

What do you want me to say, man? You have a constitutional right to be judged by your peers here.

america was founded as a reaction against state power. americans prefer risk than to trust the state

Nice!

It's like picking the character with rng instead of skill. Keeps things interesting, and can have big payoffs

It's just that a jury full of randos is more likely to be swayed by emotional arguments and rhetoric than a cold-blooded judge who's actually looking at the hard facts.

>a man
>is called aman

>El Salvadorf
Into the trash it goes

Don't care about your opinion either whatever you are yourself

Play those flutes brownie.
We will give you some food if you make me feel like Montezuma

>florida man

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I’m in SW Florida all the time and I’ve hardly met anyone that actually is from Florida.