Posted on 04/11/2015 7:48:23 AM PDT by Kid Shelleen
Even if a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this spring makes same-sex marriage the law of the land, it would leave pockets of the country where it isn’t likely to be recognized any time soon: the reservations of a handful of sovereign Native American tribes, including the nation’s two largest. --SNIP-- The Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma and the Navajo Nation, with about 300,000 members each, maintain decade-old laws that don’t recognize same-sex marriage. Neither tribe has shown much sign of shifting.
(Excerpt) Read more at seattletimes.com ...
It might be too difficult for a Harvard educated Community Organizer to understand how a nut and a bolt work or how the two different parts of a trailer hitch function together.
But doesn’t take a rocket scientist to understand some basic principles of natural law and grasp the proper way and the wrong way of fitting some things together.
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Absolutely correct!
Once removed from the influence of current groupthink propaganda, it will be seen for what it is and its proponents for what they are.
“...its a perversion invented by people with too much time on their hands...”
Or too much evil in their hearts.
Thanks for your comments. That is the best way to explain what to most of us is obvious.
In the last Navajo Tribal President elections, there was more than one candidate who looked favorably on homosexuality. They didn’t get elected this time. Hopefully the Tribally Laws will stand until the return of Jesus when true righteousness will reign.
The Dine’ (Navajo) way has many rules on how one must live to enjoy Hozro- a way of peace & balance. Political pressure is not part of it...
If homosexuality were normal, the human race would not have survived long enough to tame fire, let alone domesticate wheat.
Kinda creates a conundrum for Fauxcahontas, doesn’t it?
Or maybe she’s gonna have her “high cheekbones” removed.
Calling Bruce Jenner’s doctor!!
Wait for the manufactured outrage.
Tick, tick…
Waiting…
Can we at least agree, then, that the most prominent Indian among us, the senatorial squaw from Massachusetts, is a bigot for remaining silent about her people?
Straight arrow Injun!
ditto with the tribe of Ishmael, aka muslims
quoran bans gay marriage
let the lawsuits begin
DECADE old? How about "laws since the dawn of time"? They may only have had to write them down a decade ago, since most people who respect Nature and Nature's God haven't felt the need to spell it out until the hippie-yuppie-yippie-community-organizer generation has come to power.
Surprised leftists who routinely accuse white people of harming native Americans, calling Christian missionaries "cultural invaders", now plan to culturally invade the Indian nations' sovereign legal powers.
That may well be, but she doesn't answer the burning legal question about whether bakers may refuse to bake a gay wedding cake.
Irish protestants aren't too keen, either.
Because the only people traditional-marriage conservatives can form common cause with are muslims.
Handful? 10 have approved same-sex mirages. I think this article was written by a homosexual.
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