I am definately for abolishment. Tradition seems to be the key arguement from the other side. Tradition is a good thing, sometimes, maybe. I feel tradition also leads to ignorance and does not promote an open mind or progression. A good example is a guy I used to work with, everything he beleived or did seemed based on tradition. He would only by Fords because his grandfather and father always did. He was a Catholic because his parents and grandparents were, he would only buy the same kind of jeans because he always did and so on. He did things at work because he always did them that way. We were changing / improving a lot of procedures and policies at work, he couldn't handle change and quit. After all the changes and improvements things were much better and efficient. Get the idea ?

First goes Opening Day, then maybe Christamas and Easter. For now, I guess I can just settle for opening day. I am kind of joking about the easter / xmas thing.