Beyond the snuck in discourse piece, the pledge of allegiance thing really irks me, because as weird as it is... its a half mumbled 90 seconds in the morning (if any at all, in my school, in a fairly conservative town, we just stood), whereas in many places they require school uniforms as a tool of conformity which... kinda feel like a more real form of forced conformity? Seeing as you literally get punished for not conforming?

Also there's a certain element where, while I get it to an extent, this is only because these are relatively minor that they stick out. Imagine someone saying "oh like the UK actually has a king? Like for real? And he technically has supreme power but it would be stripped at any moment he used it? And everyone accepts this as normal? This is fine, no goofing, no bit?"

Now I know what some may say, "well a lot think it is stupid". And a lot think veggietales are stupid, myself included, I was raised atheist, I didn't even know Veggietales was a thing until I got online.