[daniel1212]

I am rather selective on what I "advertise" and even the checks we write are basic gospel tracts (Promise checks enables that), and I like to use Forever stamps (the USPS says the "Forever" word has a line thru it on the web site version to deter counterfeits) since they are good even when the prices of stamps rise.

However, I wanted something that distinctly was honoring of America's Protestant heritage, and though I do not expect every culture or event to be recognized, yet while even small minority groups are represented (and African culture over-represented), there is is zero for the majority faith group of the US, as if everyone from the Bible to Pilgrims to Billy Graham were voted off the politically correct "island."

So in the comment section at the site I at least put my two-cents in over what 0.55 stamps provide.

[cyclotic]

My wife bought some stamps a couple years ago and accidentally got Kwanzaa stamps.

They had no idea how to process a refund at the post office when I took them back.

They should be ashamed to not have any US Flag stamps in stock.

[G Larry]

Amazon is funding a HUGE campaign to complain about the proposed "raise in package rates".

In fact the proposal is to end package rate DISCOUNTS OF 75% for Amazon.

[Robert A Cook PE]

I don’t recognize the Jewish symbol referenced in that collection.

Then again, would the Muslim-led BDS community censor Jewish symbolism as well?

[Theo]

Meh. I see stamps of Jesus and His mother. That’s good enough for me.

[Tennessee Nana]

You would think that there would be a Mayflower stamp for this year 1620-2020...

but whoops they were Christians...