I am in complete agreement. I think we really should do this. Also, I think we should CC the letter to MTV as well--so they know that even though nothing may come from this, it is something that matters to us.
And I don't know what I'll do if Dunbar shows up on any real world/road rules challenge...it definitely would feel like they are condoning his horrific treatment of women...oh wait, it ALREADY DOES since they cast him in the first place. (And, yes, I'm still anti-Trisha, but I was a little afraid of Dunbar last week---just like you all said, it's text book abuse--This hurts me more than it does you; I don't want to: go to bars mad, flirt and sleep with other women, use absuive langauge on the phone with you, hit you...but if I have to!)
Gives me chills.

Also, Stacee, I think I died a little inside too when you told us your little sister has admiration for that racist, hypocritic harpy.
*long sigh*

Maybe if Dunbar does show up on another challenge, he will get eaten alive by the Veteran guys?? We can only hope?

If we are to embark on such a path we need to be scientific.

science away then.

Should we all write different letters, or should we use the same?

I think it would be more effective to write different letters. We all live across the country and they will see that it's impacting more than just a select few. Also, we can all add our own personal touches to is, such as Stacee worrying about her teenage sister looking up to someone like Trisha, that kind of thing....

Good call.

I put her ass in a head lock and made her listen to everything I had to say about that girl...here is hoping that after tonight she realizes the error of her ways otherwise I am liable to put her in the figure 4 and have someone come in to do an exorcism while I am holding her down.

Right, different letters. The key though would be to create a "master list" of wrongs with expert detail being shown on the show along with a list of what we are going to do to take money out of their pockets. In other words, the letters have to play along the same themes so that they can actually perceive the impact of the letter writing campaign en masse.

We would get as many people to write letters as possible and then have it timed so that they all arrived at a company Public Relation reps desk on the same day.

Sometimes violence is necessary!