I used to believe that the pledge went:
I pledge ally gents
To the flag
Of the united states of america
And to the free public
For witches stand
One nation
Under God
Invinisible
With liber tea
And justice for all
I thought we were pledging to a bunch of gentlemen! And it does make sense, the free public...I also knew about the salem witch trials, so I thought we were standing up for all the witches. I also thought that since we won all of these wars, we were invinisble! And I pictured a bunch of old famous people like Thomas Jefferson, sitting around a table drinking 'Liber tea' I thought Liber tea was reserved for very important people only. One day I asked my mother if she thought I was important enough to drink Liber Tea. She just gave me a weird look and asked for an explanation! She then cleared up the whole situation I was just a little off...
A childhood belief about the pledge

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- When I first heard Matt Monro's song "Born Free," I thought he was singing "Porn Free."Anon
- i thought an ATM machine was something which gave free money!!— Armani
- I used to believe that America was one of the states of the United States.— Limor
- I used to believe that the "Pledge" of Allegiance had something to do with our "Pledge" cleaner. — Pledge