Christian displays during Christmas, sure, it's a Christian holiday. Menorahs, personally, I don't consider Chanukah a secular holiday, much less a shopping and drinking holiday, so I prefer home and synagogue displays. I have no problem with the court rulings prohibiting exclusivly Christian displays, those that bar other faiths. I admit it's not a big issue to me, I don't need "Public Square Christians" howling about a menorah to inform me of the existance of bigots.
We're getting closer to understanding each other here. I am wondering, though, if the issue of "public square" automatically indicates the presence of bigots. Is it bigotry to put up a nativity, or just to tell Jews they can't put up a menorah during the Jewish calendar time for Hannukah? I think Jews should be able to display menorahs publicly.
Your remark on an earlier post for Muslims also to be able to put up the crescent because there is a Christmas tree up has concerned me; whereas if they want to hang illuminated crescents around town and share their crescent stories during the Ramadan season, they should have a right. Insisting on doing so during the Christmas season is inappropriate and covetous, IMHO.