@icyfroth wrote:
She expressed her love for the citizenship pledge and suggested it should be taught to Australian school students.
The pledge reads: “I pledge my loyalty to Australia and its People, whose democratic beliefs I share, whose rights and liberties I respect, and whose laws I will uphold and obey.”
They are just words are so easy to ignore by those that don't give a carp anyway and they remind me of some
religious beliefs in that they have to keep repeating something so that it becomes a part of them.
There are also "agencies" that will keep at a person with a lie until they believe it's the truth.
“People are entitled to their views and my view is that I think the citizenship pledge is a beautiful expression of what it takes to be a citizen.
Actions not words dictates what it takes to be a citizen that upholds those words and believes themselves to be part
of this great country.
