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Interesting piece here.
I didn't know the Navajo support traditional marriage so strongly.
Donna Nez, who pastors the Hard Rock Community Church in northwest Arizona, also opposes the bill. She said she worries it will weaken families and does not believe Navajo, or Diné, tradition approved of same-sex relationships.
"If it was our tribal way, Diné way, I didn't know about it," said Nez, 56, whose surname is common among Navajos. Her great-grandparents and grandparents "were all medicine men and medicine women, and I never heard of them say there's a man and a man to be married and a woman and a woman to be married."
Good for them and sticking to their morals, values and standards.
Letting gays get married is the reason why we publicly push to have kids become trannies and why pedophiles try and normalize themselves.
When American society let gays get married we lowered our bar for morals, values and standards. What happens when you lower a societal bar you can't raise it back up. And when you lower your standards for one group you also set the bar closer to the group that's below them.