Nothing then. There is nothing wrong with putting a manger scene in the airport. I've seen all sorts of things that represent cultures and heritages other than my own. The Manger is a symbol of the christian heritage that founded our country, and there is nothing other than an overzealous and misguided supreme court that says it is somehow evil and must be banished from the public square.
A person has to be pretty pathetic to be offended or outraged or challenged by a stable with plastic parents, a child, some animals and a couple of rich guys with gifts.
The ACLU is an evil organization and must be stopped.
Unfortunately, given the continuing eradication of Christian symbols from public and private lands all over our great nation, those of us who understand what has happened and is happening, feel absolutely no sympathy for those who are now suffering a similar plight. I realize this is extraordinarily callous, but as evidenced by the passionate responses, many are still angry about this defeat; which has little to no chance of being rolled back in our lifetimes, or ever. The Jewish community was missing-in-action while the ACLU laid waste to our shared history and culture, but far more importantly, our principles. The fact that this monster has turned its sights on conservative Jews, is only because it is running out of Christians to consume.
You and I are minorities within our own religious groups and you far more so than I, if you are Jewish. Even combined, we are grossly outnumbered by those who see nothing wrong with using the fruits of our labor to fund this evil. Divide and Conquer as implemented by the left to destroy our heritage is working masterfully.
Exactly what do you propose to reverse course? Local communities have long since lost the right to decide what they can and cannot do with regard to religious expression. Everything is litigation avoidance whether we want it or not. The black robes tyrants are running things now, accept it.
Two years ago, the county I grew up in voted 3 to 2 to remove a tiny cross from the county seal because the ACLU threatened to sue them if they didn't. They folded like ahouse of cards. I might note that the ACLU had absolutely no problem with this giant pagan godess standing smack dab in the middle of the seal. A few citizens did when they got wind of what was happening and that was removed also. And since they were going to the great expense to replace the seal, the picture of oil wells on he seal had to go to.
Now the irony, the county's name is Los Angeles, or in Enlish, The Angels. Do you think the three county supervisors who removed the cross understand that one day the county name has to go too?