[ROCKLOBSTER]

In order to be respectful of our Veterans religious beliefs, all donated holiday cards are reviewed by a multi-disciplinary team of staff led by Chaplaincy services and determined if they are appropriate (non-religious) to freely distribute to patients.

Here's a clue Einstein:

If they're not Christian, they don't need to get a Christmas Card. Why should the non-Christian veterans care?

[freedumb2003]

>>If they’re not Christian, they don’t need to get a Christmas Card. Why should the non-Christian veterans care?<<

Even further — what Christian wounded soldier would not smile when receiving a child’s hand made Hanukkah card (although it might not apply this year)?

Even a kwaaanzaaa card would be appreciated for the spirit given and not the ignorance of a mentally abused child.

This is just PC taken to the point where the soldiers are getting hurt by the withholding of true acts of generosity and kindness.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Hey, RockLobster. We Jews love to get Christmas cards as well as Chanukah cards. My son’s a combat veteran of Iraq and he gets them. It’s nice to hear from friends.

By the way, we did have a role in the originations of Christmas. One of our guys did well in the world.

However, I do not accept Quonset Hut cards.