I am a long time loyal fan of Strange here to say, "End The Pledge" you are playing a dangerous game with God.

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Permalink Reply by cashed13 on August 15, 2011 at 10:58am

Since 6th grade I have refused to say the "Pledge of Allegiance," I am 29 now and I have no problem saying the Technicians Pledge.

Cristobal said:

Back in High School I said the "Pledge of Allegiance". Was I playing a dangerous game with God then?

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Permalink Reply by The Crazy Englishman! on August 15, 2011 at 11:07am

I'm not religous, but how can you expect to herd your sheep if you don't listen to them?

Adboxx said:

Are you actually saying that reciting this pledge will have an impact on anything?  Give me a break man.  I do have a question though - how can you be a minister and a Tech/Strange fan at the same time?  Maybe if you only listened to "Holier than though" I could understand...but seriously...how can you preach the bible and go home and listen to outrageously secular music??  The pledge are just words....nothing more.  Calm down and listen to some christian rap.

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Permalink Reply by Pheezybabygoreeaallllhard on August 18, 2011 at 4:22pm

Where in the pledge do you see something that would be offensive to "GOD"??? Everyone's a critic and everyone wants to speak for "GOD"... I haven't heard any creed disprove of people being united for positive reasons, particularly THE LOVE WE SHARE WITH EACH OTHER. I think who or whatever supreme being their is above or below us might have a few bigger fish to fry. As well should you Pastor. But I supose everyone is allowed to have an opinion.

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Permalink Reply by Kentucky Boi on August 18, 2011 at 5:12pm

What's wrong with the Pledge of Allegiance?

cashed13 said:

Since 6th grade I have refused to say the "Pledge of Allegiance," I am 29 now and I have no problem saying the Technicians Pledge.

Cristobal said:

Back in High School I said the "Pledge of Allegiance". Was I playing a dangerous game with God then?

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Permalink Reply by Michael Hanna on August 20, 2011 at 1:54am

hated the pledge sorry tech

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Permalink Reply by Living T on August 20, 2011 at 1:59am

I don't even know how to properly insult this, but...no...

Religion isn't meant to completely bind people from many things. People have religion all twisted nowadays.

Adboxx said:

Are you actually saying that reciting this pledge will have an impact on anything?  Give me a break man.  I do have a question though - how can you be a minister and a Tech/Strange fan at the same time?  Maybe if you only listened to "Holier than though" I could understand...but seriously...how can you preach the bible and go home and listen to outrageously secular music??  The pledge are just words....nothing more.  Calm down and listen to some christian rap.

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Permalink Reply by Dukecityspecialist on August 20, 2011 at 2:58am

u sir are a bawse! Props englishmen
The Crazy Englishman! said:

I'm not religous, but how can you expect to herd your sheep if you don't listen to them?

Adboxx said:

Are you actually saying that reciting this pledge will have an impact on anything?  Give me a break man.  I do have a question though - how can you be a minister and a Tech/Strange fan at the same time?  Maybe if you only listened to "Holier than though" I could understand...but seriously...how can you preach the bible and go home and listen to outrageously secular music??  The pledge are just words....nothing more.  Calm down and listen to some christian rap.

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Permalink Reply by DJ MAS MAJISHUN on August 20, 2011 at 5:48am

ok THE PLEDGE is playing a dangerous game with god???????? have you heard show me a god...Tech is basically sayin if there is a god show yourself in that song.....BUT OH NO the pledge is way worse....gimmie a break dude.

nowhere in the pledge is there any mention of god....

 

AS for the pledge.... i dont see anything wrong wit it. Its tech giving a message that obviously some ppl aren't intelligent enough to interpret.....I M O!!!.

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Permalink Reply by Gareth on August 20, 2011 at 7:30am

Where does it say being a minister, you can't listen to tech? If he loves his music than he should be able to

Adboxx said:

Are you actually saying that reciting this pledge will have an impact on anything?  Give me a break man.  I do have a question though - how can you be a minister and a Tech/Strange fan at the same time?  Maybe if you only listened to "Holier than though" I could understand...but seriously...how can you preach the bible and go home and listen to outrageously secular music??  The pledge are just words....nothing more.  Calm down and listen to some christian rap.

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Permalink Reply by Gareth on August 20, 2011 at 7:34am

And honestly I think the pledge is stupid

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Permalink Reply by fuzzy on August 20, 2011 at 8:08am

like Tech said, he made the pledge as a reminder to his earlier fans, before the masses. to let us know we are bound together. like a vow.  a family thing.  just a little advice tho, to those who take the pledge.  Let us not put the world before our own loved ones.  Our own family.  Nothing really should be put above what GOD has given us.  If you consider a rapper and all his people, prior to your own kind.  something is wrong.  Jay Rock says it best. "Follow me home" is a legit album.  not meaning to get off the subject. I took the pledge, only to show my loyalty to STRANGE MUSIC.  It is the shit.  christian rap or rock is boring to me.  lol just doesn't have good beats:(

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Permalink Reply by striktlystrange on August 20, 2011 at 10:10am

there are songs that are alot worse than the pledge. i have no problem with the pledge and in no way do i think it has any reference to God. But look at what Tech allowed King Gordy to say about God on "Horns". someone mentioned "show me a God". i'm not gonna list all these songs but if you are worried about The Pledge, you shouldn't be listening to Tech

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