[ml/nj]

I thought this was a cute idea.

ML/NJ

[JRios1968]

Hey, I like it!

[sure_fine]

about the only way this would effective would be to send them as registered mail requiring a signature

[BW2221]

I hate to break this to you, but many, if not a majority, of the ACLU'a leadership (at both the national and state level) is comprised of secular Jews.

[YdontUleaveLibs]

This is a great idea. I hope it doesn't hurt their lil ole feelins.

This issue should be alarming to anyone of any faith if they can take the cross away they can take anything away. If they can in effect outlaw the word Christmas they can outlaw just about any sentiment.

[DennisR]

I'm in! You should bump this to the top the week after Thanksgiving to remind everyone.

[stm]

This last Christmas I tacked one of our Christmas cards to the door of the local ACLU Chapter.

About three months prior I tacked a folded piece of paper to their door with photos of John Couey, Richard Davis and Jesse Timmendequas, and then photos of Jessica Lunsford, Polly Klass and Megan Kanka. The text read "You strive to protect the rights of animals like these. What about the rights of the little girls who had their lives stolen from them BY these monsters? How do you live with yourselves and sleep at night?

I would really have liked to see the looks on those creep's faces when they saw that one.

[ShandaLear]

Love it and make sure they include manger scenes.

[msnimje]

And C.A.I.R too!!

[Yossarian]

Nice idea, but I'm wondering about your title:

Jews and Christians should send Christmas cards to the ACLU

Hmm...

Maybe next September we'll see a thread with the title:

Jews and Muslims should send Ramadan cards to the ACLU

[navygal]

We still have ones from last year that have the NRA emblem on the back.

[Gamecock]

How about one of these:

[LibSnubber]

Just have to share how snopes.com is attempting to discount this movement.

Claim: E-mail proposes an effective scheme for overwhelming the ACLU's operations with Christmas cards.

Status: False.

Origins: This piece first began circulating at the tail end of 2005, during the so-called "War on Christmas" controversy...

It is based on the erroneous assumption that the ACLU engaged in litigation and related tactics to pressure businesses and other entities into dropping the use of the word "Christmas"...

Above all, perhaps, one might consider whether engaging in deliberate deception and attempting to sabotage an organization's operations over a chimera isn't the antithesis of what Christmas (and Christianity itself) is supposed to be about.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/christmas/aclucards.asp

[MineralMan]

Why would a Jew send a Christmas card to anyone?

[AlaskaErik]

I think Jews would probaby feel more comfortable sending Hanukkah cards.

[Alouette]

Send Christmas cards to CAIR!

CAIR
453 New Jersey Ave. SE
Washington, DC 20003-4034

[do the dhue]

BRILLIANT!!

[Salvation]

Good idea. With the words, "God bless you!" in it!