Comments | haolegirl: Edward Halealoha Ayau gets my full support.

haolegirl

Edward Halealoha Ayau gets my full support.

Dec 27, 2005 23:45

My Preface:For those who don't know... Kingdom of Hawaii laws precede U.S. law in Hawaii: The Kingdom of Hawaii was formed on or about 1819 and still exists. Hawaii became a U.S. state albeit illegally in 1959 ( Read more... )

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knottyman December 28 2005, 07:00:18 UTC

does this mean they can still throw virgins into volcano's?

haolegirl December 28 2005, 07:53:46 UTC

LOL I don't think that they ever did that.

nahele_101 December 28 2005, 08:33:43 UTC

go edward!

they stole from hawaiians, and he "borrows" and gives them back to the people.

The UC system "borrowed" a lot of culturally sensitive objects (including shamanic devices and whole bodies of Yurok peoples) and has been in a legal battle over returning them.

Rant on!

hep_kitten December 28 2005, 09:30:43 UTC

man these people really have some nerve! I mean where do they get off saying that is property of anyone else. They can argue what they want, but fact still remains that at that point Hawaii was not even a state yet so they can't say it was disposed or public property. Ugh I dunno.It's so frustrating to read all this. People are so rude. But well they always make Hawaiians out to be all happy go lucky, all this "no bad days" and completely masking any sort of turmoil for them. Most people have no clue anything like this even goes on.