Traditions

I want to promote traditions trough a school article im writing about the norwegian sailors chruch and tradition in general. Why do we need tradition, and whats so good about it?

>Why do we need tradition, and whats so good about it?
without tradition, there wouldn't be any lefse

Because tradition is responsible for over 2000 years of success while our "modern" hyperindividualist collection of "beliefs" is causing our society to circle the drain in just 50. Notice the trillions of issues today's leftist faces and recall that a century ago those weerent issues.

>there wouldn't be any lefse
How important is lefse in the big picture?

you wouldnt be able to speak a language or write without tradition

lefse with some butter and sugar is literally the thing that binds a Norwegian family together

I went to a sailor's church function once when I was a kid with my Norwegian immigrant friend. They didn't let me on the slide because I wasn't norweigian. It was there that I learned that the Nord was based.

>hyperindividualist
Literally the opposite. It's faux individualism spread by collectivists making shallow attempts at being individuals being taken seriously to undermine the core concept.

Open your eyes to what is really going on here, you subverted fool.

>They didn't let me on the slide because I wasn't norweigian.
laffin

every functioning family ends up with their own unique traditions. These tend to vary between families, but in their entirety form the traditions of a country. Seeing your flag, an example are certain weird fish dishes eaten more frequently at certain occasions. Not every family does it, families in other countries might do similar things, but overall this is something rather specific to your country. While those traditions in the small serve to tie the family together, it serves in its entirety to tie a country together, allowing people to have a identity as part of something that is considered "good". These tradition allow us to argue, compromise and develop ourselves further, as a family because even parts of your family you might not agree much with are included, and the same holds for the country as a whole (and eventually, even courser, it holds the race together)