My grandchildren go to public school in VA. They recite it every day.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes at my kids private school. So all other countries pledge allegiance to the country they live in-as you should. Not pledging allegiance to a cansidate but the country as a whole

No they don't. I lived in eight countries in Europe and Africa and never heard of anything remotely like the pledge. It's a weird American invention that most other cultures find bizarre at best.

Because most other cultures have a sense of heritage and collective history.
American culture has become mostly politics and identity politics because there isn't a particular American identity. That's why America is so bullish on these thin expressions of national identity. It comes from insecurity.