[P-Marlowe]

If one of their many policy makers were to examine very closely a one dollar bill using their ACLU-clouded coke bottle glasses, they’d discover in bold letters "In God We Trust."

If these people can't handle any reference to "GOD", then maybe we should stop sending them those little pieces of paper that say "In God We Trust."

[editor-surveyor]

If these people can't handle any reference to "GOD", then maybe we should stop sending them those little pieces of paper that say "In God We Trust."

I quit funding the Red Cross, and all organizations that in any way do business with them in 1973, when my lead draftsman told me how during WW II they had charged the troops for donuts and other items that had been donated for free.

The Red Cross is dirt, and so is anyone associated with them.

[Amore]

If these people can't handle any reference to "GOD", then maybe we should
stop sending them those little pieces of paper that say "In God We Trust."

That's the best response I've yet heard!

[jrewingjr]

I am going to send them Monopoly money, along with a note telling them that I would have sent real money, but didn't because I wouldn't want to offend them with the "In God We Trust" message on the bills.

Unlike emails and phone calls, which they could ignore; they would have to spend time and resources opening these protest letters, thinking there are donations inside. Let the games begin.