View Full Version : NBC you've gone too far!
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This is despicable... They issued a bogus apology but I feel that NBC has gone too far. They should be forcefully ejected from this country like an unruly fan at a sports event. F*** you NBC, you don't disgrace our flag, our country, or our pledge of allegiance.
Boycott NBC.
I'm not religious in any way, and I still think that it's disgusting. If people are offended by one of the principles this country was founded on, they obviously don't belong here. I wouldn't go to Iraq and get offended when the guy I'm talking to goes off to pray...if that's the way it is in the country, then deal with it or GTFO. I'm sick of this keep everybody happy bullshit.
Although, I must say, Fox talking badly about NBC is like the pot calling the kettle black. I can't really stand most news networks out there.
leatherneck448
06-21-2011, 10:56
We now live in a society that will disgrace the flag to be "politically correct".....
We all have to make sure that nobody gets their panties in a bunch when we say "under god" in the AMERICAN pledge of alliegance, on AMERICAN television.....
setting a great example NBC.
Scanker19
06-21-2011, 10:59
Yeah I'm about as atheist as one can get, but who cares if it is in there? If you don't like it just dont say it.
Edit: I say it, cause it's part of the pledge to America, not the pledge to god.
Here's what I just wrote to NBC Sports:
To whom it may concern,
In regards to your presentation of the US Open on your network and the grievous, un-American error someone at your network made of omitting the words "One nation, under God," has me speechless and disgusted. I refuse to believe that something like this can happen at a time like this. You display US Armed Service members, a community I am a proud veteran of, and have the Pledge playing in the background, then leave a part of it out? How dare you. Your employees may not agree with the phrase of "Under God" but it is tradition, that's what the founders of this nation believed, and that is the words of our Pledge, something I feel very passionately about and have taken that Pledge to heart so many times I have lost count. I don't care if your network wishes to remove religion from your lives, or have a distinct separation from your network and religion, this is the way things are in America. You don't omit "Rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air" from the National Anthem just because you're a non-violent person who doesn't believe in violence. Thus, you do not omit anything from our Pledge of Allegiance. Your apology was far from sincere regarding this error and I do hope you get your act together. If you or your employees do not like the way things are done here in America I invite you to leave post haste.
Thank you for your time,
Ryan C. Davidson
seems like they left out indivisible too.
bobbyfairbanks
06-21-2011, 11:07
Do a little research and you might find that the God thing was added later.
Do a little research and you might find that the God thing was added later.
what difference does that make?
ghettodub
06-21-2011, 11:19
Edit: I say it, cause it's part of the pledge to America, not the pledge to god.
that's how I look at that part too.
Personally, I think it's dumb that the PCness in our country now is doing crap like this, but the most important thing to me is how I act and what I believe. So really, I could care less what NBC does. I'll still watch their shows. I do have a line though: I won't EVER fly Delta again... Don't f with our military, that's my line...
BPTactical
06-21-2011, 11:56
Pathetic Liberal Progressive crap.
Nothing
But
Crap
You want the TRUE meaning of the Pledge of Allegiance?
Look up Red Skelton's presentation of the Pledge. So very eloquent indeed.
UberTong
06-21-2011, 13:46
Being "PC" will be the suicide of this once great nation.
Interesting that the pledge has been edited several times in the past. In '54 Eisenhower adds "Under God" to show how much more pius we were compared to the godless commies.
I'm kinda surprised it's still there. It doesn't fit the pledge and throws the cadence off.
Ah, the good old days.
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Uberjager
06-21-2011, 20:33
They also omitted indivisible.
Silvia Cartwright once said: "We in the west are seen as Godless, not caring about the suffering of the developing world. I disagree, most of us believe in something, for without it the only thing you worship is greed, and that is a short trail to a swift demise."
Delfuego
06-22-2011, 10:41
"Under God" was added to the pledge in 1954, "In God We Trust" was added to our our money in 1957.
Both were done to avert Communism... Please read our Country's history. It's not about God, you, me or NBC. It's a relic from the past...
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