Shouldn't the fact that it angers easily angered atheists be enough to keep "In God We Trust" on our money?

If someone is so easy to set off that they get offended by "In God We Trust" being on their money I say they deserve to be set off; that, if for no other reason, it should be kept on our money to irritate and aggrivate the kind of people (most of whom are atheists) who are so easily irritated and aggravated that all it takes to send them flying off into a tangent is for them to see four little words in small print on currency that they can use their supposedly superior intellect to figure out the fact that they can opt out of using the money with the offending phrase and use debit cards instead.