One nation, under God?

It violates the constitution. Simple as that. It says that the government must no be part of any specific religion, however it may allow any under it but to make it just one insults our founders who were not christians and who intended this to be a free land.

I'd go back to the original pledge that was exactly the same except the under god part that was added during McCarthyism, yes

This is how I say the pledge:

I pledge allegiance to the flag

of the United States of America

and to the republic for which it stands

one nation, under HYPNOTOAD

ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD

And then I clap three times.

God refers to all gods. Back then it was a common practice to say "God" instead of the exact name of a certain religion's god. Since most people were religious back then that would've been the most common saying. But, you shouldn't just change the Pledge of Allegiance that was made by the founding fathers because it offends a certain group of people.

Restore the pledge of allegiance to it's original state:

"I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."

-as written in 1892-

"Under God" was added in 1954

Remove it. Not only does it violate the Constitution, but it also was not originally in the pledge; it wasn't added until 1954.

The original (written by a progressive socialist minster, *gasp*) in the late 1800s didn't include it. Therefore, it's a violation of copyright.

Also, it throws off the whole meter.

Might as well remove it since it violates the First Amendment.

We have way more important issues in our country to focus on and spend time and money on.

I find it ironic that they put those two words between "nation" and "indivisible," as if to say "here, lets divide it."

No reference to a deity should be made in anything government sponsored.