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Loyalty to the flag
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Author's website: www.piecomic.com
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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2024
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I'm from the UK, my wife is from Singapore, and our son was born in the US. I really don't think it's appropriate to force him to pledge allegiance to the US, because he has strong ties to other countries. It feels like brainwashing.
I don't think they can force you. There was even a legal case I think.
I'm sure it will be over turned soon. Precident and clear readings of the US constitution don't matter much nowadays.
And we (the US) do it for soooo many public events for no reason! I was running in a marathon in Arkansas once where the host said that if anyone kneels during the anthem he will come and make them stand up. I just walked out after this and came back when the race started. There is only one reason: jingoism.