To Stand or not to stand?

The Ryerson Rag brings forth an article of a Franklin Community Schools (are you listening Jacob Perry?) student that, along with the All Communists & Liberals United, is suing the school district for detention received for refusing to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.Regardless of whether or not it is legal to give detention or whatever for his anti-American behavior, this teenager is showing himself as extremely ungrateful little twerp. Future Democrat in training, I say. We know Democrats are a bunch of ungrateful people looking for handouts also. When visiting a friend in Bloomington, I stopped in at a fast-food joint. While in line a couple IU Moonbats in training were complaining about how this country sucks and talking about countries that were better than the United States. Spain, France, and Holland were mentioned as countries "better than the US". I bit my tongue as long as I could and finally I said "If you think its so bad here, get the f**k out of the US and don't bother coming back!" The moonbats just stood there in stunned silence.Nobody is forced to live in the USA. You can leave at any time and once you get where you're going just report to an Embassy or Consulate and renounce your United States citizenship and turn in your passport. Perhaps this student upon reaching age 18 should consider such if he thinks the United States is so bad he'd disrespect it by not standing for the Pledge, or the National Anthem for that matter.

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