All right, Hibiscus... I'm going to suggest you really take a few minutes and consider what you're writing here. Ask yourself what's the problem with the Watchtower Society? (Okay, don't answer that--I know there are too many to list here :o) ) What I'm referring to is...
The attempt by others to assert that something is true--because WE think it is true, and to insist that our rules, perspectives and guidelines are the only ones to be followed in order to be "right."
This is not only true of JWs, but also of authoritarianism in general. If you're not careful, you're going to find yourself slipping back into the same type of thinking that LED to organizations like Jehovah's Witnesses. Remember Paul's counsel against having 'debates over words.' Your insistence that using "Xmas" is obviously wrong--when other people disagree has created an unnecessary debate over a trifling matter.
Now what's going through your mind now? Are you about to say something like, "I don't think making sure "Christ" is put back in "Christmas" is a trifling matter at all. I love my Lord and Savior and want to bring glory to Him."? Do you love Him so much that you're willing to resort to insisting on little rules that make you feel complete--but amount to the legalism He fought so hard against when on earth?
Remember His aggravation at the Pharisees over their scrupulous adherence to following all the little rules--and their extrapolation of them? ("A tenth of the dill; a tenth of the cumin...") Also remember Paul's words in Galations about "Standing fast in the freedom with which Christ has made us free, not being entangled again with the yoke of bondage."
If people here are in fact Christians, the important thing is faith in Christ and living as He lived--not jumping on whether its right or wrong to write Xmas--when it's clear not all agree with this. And if they are not Christians--or are just confused for the time being--expressing your personal opinions by gratuitously asserting them does nothing to attract them to Christianity.