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Originally Posted by blossomingtree
I'm not sure where the misconception is that people are "attached" to traditions.
It's like a bicycle, it has its utility and therefore is seen and respected as such. If someone wants to come on a bouncing ball and claim it also gets them the same destination (lol well maybe after a lot of bouncing on the spot  ) - pointing out that it's not a bicycle is not "attachment to tradition" nor defence for the sake of it.
Furthermore (teehee) it's interesting to see some posters happy to have been the beneficiary of bikes, but happy to see them dismantled (who cares about everyone else). Religion/traditions without service are of limited value IMHO.
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People are certainly attached to their traditions, its one cause of a lot of fighting in the world, sadly.