The Anti-Pledge

It has come to my attention, that there are those who have pledged their allegiance to the servitude of one Barack Obama in a recent video, some pledge to be a better father, others pledge to be no longer African-American, but American.

Yeah, that's certainly your right to do so. But the president's purpose is to serve us the people, not the other way around. So this I counter with my own pledge, that with it not only do I counter the pledge to B.O., but that I would hope others make their statements in counter such Marxist propaganda. Whether or not others copy my own anti-pledge statement, I would rather they make their own.

What were you before Barack Obama? Why did it take until Barack Obama was in office to pledge to do good? Why couldn't you have been a good father prior to president Obama? Why did you have to call yourself a hyphenated American? Why did Obama have to show up before you treated your community better?

Yeah, you already had the freedom to be a good father or mother, or a good child. Nobody made you the evil person you are. Nobody made you refer to yourself as a hyphenated American, you called yourself that. There always has been the ability to treat your community better.

What is your problem, that made you incapable of being any of these things prior to Obama?

To those Hollywood stars who actually pledged to [blindly] follow Obama, are you insane? He's the president, a leader and a servant to the American people. He is not meant to be your master. Americans have no master, for we are to be the masters of our own selves.

I pledge to no man. I follow no man. I was born and raised an American, and I will die an American. I am a patriot to none, except to liberty and life. I proudly raise my hat and my American flags, beyond death my cold hands will carry my rags. This my promise is to the world, I will not fall until my last breath of freedom.

I am not made for the state, neither my brothers nor sisters. Yeah, we never surrender freedoms, never sacrificing freedoms, for life being too precious. For even in death, the individual lives on. Every generation singing of their freedoms, never being stopped for they know their pledge, unalienable rights to liberty, life, and justice for not just the some or many, but for all. Maybe we won't win, but we'll keep fighting; nobody ever fought for freedom and expected to win.