Americans, what do you really know about the pledge?

Question

"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."

Manipulate those letters, and....

"I, George W. Bush, and evil Republican fascist, used God to inflict pain on the world, end life, facilitate death, create militant jihad rebels, and to let youths die for nothing."

Answer 1

WOW....

Answer 2

if by nothing you mean your ******* life then yeah they die for nothing.. and how the bloody h**l did bush use god lmao your pretty much an a*****e

Answer 3

It's a shame children are indoctrinated at such early age in school. I remember we spent class days reciting and reciting this until we got it right.

Then, I learned it wasn't obligatory...so I didn't recite it my last two years in high school, primarily because I disagreed with the hypocritical message. Then my classmates started doing it too because it was "cool". However, there were still the select few that almost ate us alive for not saying it.

Answer 4

Anagram. How very clever and true it is of the person of whom this idea sprung from. Supposing it was the questioner, I have this to ask you - what are your views on how to stop the energy crisis when the president is gone?  

Answer 5

Really? It does that? That is very creative stuff there, props. :]

Answer 6

I just checked it out and it actually does spell all of that. I wonder what else it spells, given the number of letters. I'm sure there are programs that help make anagrams. It's pretty cool. The only thing that's a little redundant is the "facilitate death" and "end life", which seem to be the same thing. Thanks for sharing this.

Edit: Cory, is this you?