Yep....nothing like destroying Traditions so you can replace the concept of a Christian God with something “better” like the moon god or atheism.
Traditions always will be replaced by something, but usually it reveals the destruction and decay of a culture when traditions are torn away and destroyed so the younger generation’s worldview can be shaped by “new”
“progressive” ideas even though no “ideas” are new—and human nature never changes as stated by Thucydides thousands of years ago.
Traditions exist to shape worldview—destroying our Traditions is Marxist ideology-—so they can shape the proper beliefs of the next generation. All Christianity has to be erased in the US and Europe—so that dignity and worth of every single human being can be erased-—and God erased from our Natural Rights.
Then the Marxists have full authority over life and death of everyone—so they can enact their death panels and population controls so they can create their own little land mass utopia where the masses will be forbidden to loiter or eliminated at will.
Alaska airlines began in the 30s and was renamed Alaska airlines in the 40s, so the airline had a long and rich tradition of not handing out prayer cards before beginning to do so in 1970.
Just wondering how that fits into your stated calculus that destroying tradtions reflects Marxist ideology.
You know, come to think of it, air sickness bags don’t seem to be in the seat pockets anymore, either.
Yes, I’m a sarcastic SOB who believes you have overthought this (but have done so with love in my heart for you Susie). From the article it appears that the beginnings of the prayer card for Alaska Airlines was a marketing ploy, to keep up with some other airline, not a means of shaping the proper beliefs for the next generation.