I did not see on any news that United States rejects donations in bitcoin. There is no problem if the donation should be in United States dollar.

United States is still a bitcoin friendly nation and that is only what we need.

Do you have a personal issue with PayPal because you post is just plainly directed at PayPal, I don't think your main issue is about The American government not accepting donations in Bitcoin (I don't even think that is true because the present administration has been supportive towards Bitcoin and Crypto-currency at large).
I don't use PayPal because it is not available in my country but if you have strong evidence why people should not use them in addition to the trust pilot negative reviews you can share.

You have to realize that governments do not see Bitcoin the way regular people do. Specially those governments who run the largest surveillance and privacy invading operations like the US. If they can't control it, they won't "accept" it.

So far I still am insisting on my speculation from months ago, the US government wants to make money from Bitcoin like this: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5534217.0

The more desperate Trump gets for money as the budget deficit and the national debt grow to all time highs, the more weird things they are going to do to get their hands on some money (begging for donations, selling citizenship!, selling shittokens, market manipulation,...).

The government sees Bitcoin as an investment instrument, rather than treating it as a means of payment that can be used by people to pay for something.. so in this case Bitcoin is not counted as a legal means of payment and is not included in the option. Because if the government includes Bitcoin in the donation option, then they are indirectly hinting that Bitcoin is increasingly accepted as payment, which they do not want that to happen. So they prefer to include Paypal and Venmo which are more familiar to the US public and already have legality.

Although i think it's useless to take such a way to pay debts, but i can say that nothing wrong by mentioning only traditional payment methods because bitcoin in not yet recognized as a legal tender in USA despite all crypto-friendly policies.
If someone want to donate in bitcoin than he can just exchange them to fiat, or just ask the government for a crypto address. I am sure they will not deny the proposal.

I agree with this opinion and suggest to all US honest citizens not to donate a single dollar to the government, and call to change foreign policies that support terrorism. They have enough funds to finance wars and terrorism arround the globe but can't pay their debts.

United States didnt reject anything and i would not call Paypal a known scammers.
I don't agree with many of their policy and how they conduct their business, but they would be in prison for scamming people.
Since we are talking about scammers... I see Trump is accepting donations from everybody, and he keeps promoting his scam tokens and crap products. 

We have seen mostly that governments are slow to adopt new things like Bitcoin due to risks and regulations and while PayPal has many negative reviews for customer issues calling them scam organization is big claim without more proof as payment systems mostly face complaints. Your concerns about  large national debt and military spending are shared by many and are common topics for public debate and while governments do ask for donations these are usually small part of overall debt.

It's hard to say what was more insulting. The USA government during so-called "crypto week" refused to accept Bitcoin, the clear most reputable currency in existence, even for free as a donation.  Or, that they instead chose one of the most notorious payment scams in existence, Paypal. A substantial percentage of USA and European companies have been stolen from by Paypal, so its surprising the owners are not in prison. What I really want is for a crypto whale to influence the USA into acceptance of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency for as wide as a number of purposes as possible. While a few business owners are probably getting hacked and have funds stolen even with cryptocurrencies, none have been robbed by core apps and core dev teams of the crypto currencies.

Paypal was recently in the news not because they openly steal money from businesses, but also because they rip business people off by refusing to refund money when a customer gets a paypal refund, even though their systems are automated so the costs are essentially nonexistent, therefore profit margins on that are in the thousands to tens of thousands of percentage points. While supporting capitalism, I support financial ruin for companies that openly rip people off too and hope the worst for the company, and its executives.

Though I'd be more impressed by XMR, which while admittedly isn't the best cryptocurrency is the most virtue supporting currency with its support for being anonymous. From a moral standpoint, I must support my own virtues and values prior to tearing anyone else's down, and in fact its much more important to me that organizations accept Bitcoin than they abandon Paypal. Thanks for the reply!

Still, a fuddy theme, to say the least.

And most of all - they just try to gain as much profit as they can, just like any company or business..

You're right, at of today theirs no negative information about Bitcoin in USA, I know very well that bitcoin is still allowed in USA, people are misinterpreting it in their on ways of understanding

Do you know that many people gives bitcoin a bad name, and I believe that information dropped by op is not authentic one, because I know quit well that the current president of USA is a lover of cryptocurrencies and he will be the first make announcement if bitcoin is prohibited in USA, let us put this information on probation