Do Not Call All Locals In Hawaii Hawaiians 

Well to be honest, y'all white people are from Europe, not America

🙄 Did Texas have an ethnic group called Texans before it became a state?! No??? Then it’s not comparable. Let me try this… Native Americans are the indigenous people of the Americas in the same way Hawaiians are the indigenous people of Hawai’i. Just because you live in America that doesn’t make you a Native American. Same with Hawai’i, just because outsiders moved here, that didn’t make them Hawaiian.

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdomwrong wrong wrong. It can be both!!! Enough already!!

@@beatricepineda5923 You don’t get to determine that 🤭, you’re nobody. In Hawai’i, legally, only the indigenous kānaka maoli are considered Hawaiian. So too bad for you, you’re wrong, get over it. You don’t get to control indigenous peoples or ANYTHING, you don’t get to tell us who we are.

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom You don’t get to determine nothing either, what other people use socially to call others is not under your sole discretion. And why would it be too bad for me? I am not trying to be Hawaiian. I am a Christian. My citizenship is in heaven. And whether legally or not it does not matter, socially people can call others whatever they want. Your kind of attitude just fosters racism against white people and others who aren’t ethnically “Hawaiian”. Ethnic Hawaiians are Polynesians ; others just like the rest of the US States can be referred to socially as Hawaiian.; the legality is only referring to ethnicity not residency , birth or upbringing. I Iwas born in El Salvador, and raised in California. There are people in El Salvador, who were born there, but are Arabic in ethnicity. Likewise there are Germans etc. Nobody would dream of not calling them Salvadoran. El Salvador existed long before they arrived. That can be said of many places around the world. Why should it be different for Hawaiians? you have a very mean attitude, and are very condescending to other people . I am not calling for ethnic Hawaiians not to be called so. What I am saying is that it is enough with his exclusivity, because like it or not, Hawaii is now part of the United States. By the way, I am not a NOBODY like you said. What a disgusting attitude!! You are the one trying to tell people what they can and can’t be. Learn to listen and develop better reading comprehension if you are lacking it! Otherwise grow out of your immaturity. You need to get over your racism. May God help you.

Correct

I don’t think they where arguing otherwise though. It’s funny that you bring up the concept of identity markers relative to SOVEREIGN nation states though. Had Hawai’i been given the chance to actually grow as a separate nation as it once was maybe it would’ve had similar equal access to integration (which doesn’t even cover the subjugation of First-Nations/Inuit/Métis within Canada. But I digress, because the main point for all intents and purposes was that (and while yes, nationalities do exist) ETHNICITY was the focus here. For example even within Canada (which is just…not that Hawai’i isn’t but your example is a little extreme, the most multi-cultural society on the planet compared to a small colonized Island of indigenous peoples? =/) there are what you’d consider Canadians by ethnicity, being born here, or tied to the land by language culture or race or those who have come here and intergraded respectfully into the culture.

Same thing for africa

Ethnicity=race. Nationality=citizenship. One is biological, the other is socio-political.

The lady is right in the video not moving someone's land claiming it like it's yours.

By your logic, "Americans" are just locals from Europe with attitude, and the natives are the real Americans

Ay ay ay be nice to locals They go through financial hardship they angry Dont judge give them spares

@@kbomb1029 Drop $10k on a vacation to get attitude from some Japanese American local because "I took his land"? No thanks, I did that 20 years ago. I've been going to the Caribbean ever since, better snorkeling, better food, and better attitude.

@@kbomb1029 Actually, on many Caribbean islands there are no native people left. The locals that live there understand that tourist mean money and are very polite and friendly.

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Nah

@jenniferibus3222 how so?

This Filipina not even kamaaina

yup back in the day everybody that arrived in hawaii was considered hawaiian because hawaii was its own country. blood connection was considered kanaka maoli

dam lil mama what your nationality jp

No one asked you to see the future. When someone does tell you what they are just respect it.

She's right!!

​@Das_Naily Thats a lie!!!!!!!!!

@@tjc2824 we all originated in africa

Neither New York nor Florida had an ethnic group referred to as New Yorkers or Floridians prior to becoming those states though. Think of it like this… Native Americans are the indigenous people of America in the same way Hawaiians are the indigenous people of Hawai’i. You wouldn’t call yourself a Native American simply because you live in America though. Same with Hawai’i. Only the native indigenous people are Hawaiian.

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom True… but we are talking about the past!!! Hawaii is now a state. Present tense!!

@@beatricepineda5923 And how do you know that? What legal mechanism was used to transfer an internationally recognized sovereign country, into a state?

*The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

Give back Hawaii and go home

Same with Ameri the indigenous aboriginal people of Hawaii are our cousins. Just go back to your homelands so that we can have peace before the conquistadors came. 🪶

Yeah and America is the only people on the island fucking it up

Then the white people should leave too according to this logic

As a Filipino, no thank you. You can have her... She's an Austronesian like Hawaiians so just teach her Hawaiian things and make her embrace it... nobody would notice she's not one... We have our own problems here. Better not add another confused people then spreading their confusion in our society...

She already said that in the video you fragile Karen 😂

Facts tho.

Braddah, sorry to break this to you, but she was born and raised here making her a LOCAL; her parents are not local and were born in the Philippines. Reading carefully can help. Glad I could help

Living in a particular location makes you a local of said location

Locals are born and raised. Her parents arent caused they moved there. Glad I could help you.

Free to look at the map, the Guam Hawaii Palau are derive from Austronesian which is filipino.

Hawaii, Guam, Saipan and some other islands use to be own by PHILLIPINEs in Spanish era..When Usa came they took it

@@marccu2770I’m Filipino and that doesn’t mean anything yeah they are all austronesians but Filipinos are ASIAN. Stop trying to be something your not.

we filipinos have been in hawaii first before you white americans.

did you know that there are some things called airplanes and boats

We don’t call sombody by their ethnicity but rather there nationality

@@Jimmy_Williams960 It doesn’t matter what YOU do, this is what WE do.

I’m kanaka and I consider my friends and those who were born and raised here Hawaiian. If you born of this land then you hold its mana within you regardless.

@@Jimmy_Williams960 their nationality is Hawaiian because this is the Kingdom of Hawaii. Cry harder.

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom ​ We must respect others If a person is respectable, we must respect him and not attack him because he expresses his opinion or says a certain opinion However, if he is a bad person, you have to stand up for yourself But do not forget that when you deal with peaceful, good and educated people, they respect you, but if you attack them with reprimands, insults and anger, gather around them, single them out, and impose certain policies or religion on them And paralyzing their movements their lives and their rights for fear of obliterating your identity and mixing things up so that they cannot be able and we will be lost This is a superficial idea It is not permissible for us to deal with people like this even if they are good Rather, you must show people your morals and upbringing and the extent of your people’s morals and upbringing for others This is a message for everyone

huh how lmao

Tell ‘em, Alonzo!!!

@@prejo ethnicity is Hawaiian (indigenous) Nationality is Americans. No matter how much someone begs it's obvious who ain't from the island.

@@AlonzoCalPolyPomona i am aware of that lol. but wym by invaders? I have met some locals who have claimed they are and obv they are not but at the same time I can't really believe what is true and what isn't because there isn't a rule to be Hawaiian or to look like one.

then the very next time you meet a black person, you call then African, and not american ok?

@@designengrwafu5310 your comment doesn’t make sense are you 11yrs old ? Black is a skin color not nationality or background almost every ethnicity have black dark skin people and everyone in this world came from Africa read history also alot of African American proudly claim Africa only Asian want to be white or Hawaiian 😂😂 you’re not and will never be Hawaiian

@@designengrwafu5310why the smart response? He's absolutely right

@@anthonyir3408 because he is not thinking, even if you're not hawaiian by blood, but you are born in Hawaii, you are hawaiian, Im asking you, if you see a black person and he says he is an american. "Would you tell him no, youre an african"?

@@designengrwafu5310 I understand what you are saying. but you must understand that saying that you are American is more acceptable for the reason that America is the land of immigrants. Everyone can say they are Americans, but everyone will have a background of being Irish or from the United Kingdom or Asian countries. Go to Japan go to China go to India go to countries that have a high population of those individuals and you will see that it’s different. Being Puerto Rican and living on my island of Puerto Rico I completely understand Polynesian Hawaiians. We Puerto Ricans have this emotional patriotism and Culture tied with the island that honestly no Americans who have been living here for 10 years can say they understand. you tell me you come from Philadelphia or Virginia or any other state yeah you can have the American patriotism but you’re not going to have what the Polynesians or Puerto Ricans or maybe Brazil have because America is such a melting pot. There is not one culture dance or tradition. so I hope you understand where we come from, you can move to our islands in appreciation and respect but I can’t call you Puerto Rican. it’s just something having the African and Spaniard and Tino native blood in you with the culture that goes to back it up. Salud

@@RioGrandedoSuleiro That’s a bad mentality to have.

@@RioGrandedoSuleiro She’s wrong though.

@@RioGrandedoSuleiro dude she is lol 😂. Literally and technically a person born and raise on Hawaiian lands are Hawaiian lol 😂

@@RioGrandedoSuleiro she’s speaking on ancestral genetics. The indigenous people of Hawaii is who she’s referring to and saying that only the descendants of the indigenous population are Hawaiian. That’s not true. Again, if a white couple move to Japan and gave birth to a child and raised that child in Japan, that child is not Japanese? Because his skin color is white? That’s a flawed logic. Sure the child may not look like a typical Japanese but you move that person to the United States and they are confused. Same with Hawaii. It’s not the ethnicity that counts. It’s where you were born and raised because it’s the culture that influences the person. Not skin color. For example there are Asian Americans that were born and raised in the US. Who never went to their ancestral lands. Yet, when they actually do go back, most of the time their native counterparts recognize them as Americans first. Why? Because they are influenced by American culture. People born in Hawaii are influenced by Hawaiian culture. And although they are technically Americans by statehood, many of them identify themselves as Hawaiians first before Americans. Hell, you have white people right now (Elon Musk and Charlize Theron are a few) who were born and raised in South Africa and identify as South African. Are you saying they’re Europeans because of their ancestors? Because they colonialized the nation, that makes them less South African? No. They are influenced by the culture! Therefore, she’s wrong chief!

@@RioGrandedoSuleiro It does! lol and my "entire essay" proves my point. If you're born and raised on a land that essentially makes you that land. The problem is that she's confusing ethnicity with nationality. Hawaiian was never an ethnicity because it was once a country. Just like Mexican isn't an ethnicity, it's a nationality. If you were born and raised in Hawaii, you are Hawaiian. Period. End of discussion dude. If you are born and raised in the United States, that makes you American. If you are born and raised in Canada, that makes you Canadian. If you were born and raised in Japan, that makes you Japanese. Get the picture?

Are you intentionally quoting hitler or is that a coincidence?

She's an invader

She's mad? Or you're just offended? Be honest now.

@@AlonzoCalPolyPomona= 🤡

@@OkcBK Europeans and Filipinos in Hawai'i think they're Hawaiian lol 😂😂

@@AlonzoCalPolyPomonaamericans conquering every country and adding them as a state🤣

lol clearly you dont know me

@@realestaceyy straight up novice that needs to delete comments! Your all over IG/FB spamming for social media.

Damn you for saying that America illegally took our land from our people

Damn you for saying that America illegally took our land from our people

Yep!

My dad was born and raised in Hawaii before it was a state. My cousins on my dad’s side who live here all have Hawaiian blood. I just consider myself Hapa 😂😂😂

Pilipinos migrated there as early as the 1900s mainly illocanos to supply labor at the sugarcane plantations. Many people were born before it became a state. All good, "Hawaiian blood" still came from Austronesians..its more likely hawiians have pilipino ancestry than the other way around. Anyway, all good. My kids are hapa also but they will say they are pinoy before Hawaiian...

Invaders. Gaijin

Are the people living in Hawai’i living under the Kings government??? No??? Then they aren’t Hawaiian.

Same as muslims who call themselves english 😂

yes, just as they call themselves Texans, Californian's, and Floridians...all parts of the 🇺🇸

Yes, the invaders try to hard to be Hawaiian. The real Hawaiian look at them like clowns. White ppl know they aren't wanted on the island

Yet, its fine for black and Asian people to call themselves French and Irish 😂😂

@@Jp-do9ny just like the white lady who used works for the NAACP that said she was black but was really white ok….

_”Hawaiian are the people born and raised in the community”_ … No 🙄. Hawaiian and kanaka maoli are used interchangeably today to mean an ethnicity of the aboriginal indigenous natives of Hawai’i. Prior to the US doing that Hawaiian was the nationality of legal Hawaiian Kingdom subjects and Kanaka maoli was the ethnic aboriginals. *The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

No! *The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom under the context of race that’s what it means, but not nationality.

@@hawaii3231 You’re contradicting yourself. You said if you’re born in Hawai’i you’re Hawaiian… a Caucasian born in Hawai’i doesn’t change ethnicity by being born here and become Hawaiian. Are you saying Hawaiian is a nationality? As in people born in Hawai’i are not American, but rather citizens of the Hawaiian Kingdom?

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom lol… why is this so hard for you? Nationality is probably not the right word here since Hawaii is a state and not a country, but people from Hawaii are Hawaiian, people from California are Californian etc. It has nothing to do with race.

@@hawaii3231 People from California don’t have an aboriginal peoples who were referred to as Californians prior to becoming a state. Likewise “Californians” don’t have constitutional NATIVE tenant rights as the aboriginal people of California… Hawaiians DO. And your opinion is completely irrelevant, it makes ZERO difference, as the legal definition for Hawaiian by both the state of Hawai’i AND the US federal government as per the census definition of Hawaiian, clearly define a Hawaiian as a person who is a descendant of the ABORIGINAL people who inhabited Hawai’i pre-contact. So keep crying, it makes no difference.

That’s what I’m thinking, I’m from Chicago but have Swedish ancestry, I just call my self Chicagoan, and I’m not even remotely from the Native American three fires tribes.

locals

Idiot

I know.. everyone is getting too complicated in society anymore. Can’t call someone Male or Female, better ask what the preferred pronoun first… Don’t call someone that was born in HI, a Hawaiian…. Etc, etc….Smh 🤦‍♀️

@@laurenl3785tf u mean u jus too lazy to learn, das like saying I can call a brown bear from Alaska a polar bear cause it’s in the snow, u trippin

She educated you, you should probably be thankful. God I hope you’re not a traveler.

no? We literally have a word in Ōlelo for people who from here (irrespective of their ethnicity). she's Kamaʻāina.

I consider all my friends and neighbors born and raised here Hawaiian and I’m kanaka maoli and was taught that by my kupuna.

@@goukhanakul you can consider them hawaiian all you want.. being kamaaina no necessarily make you kanaka maoli.. my mom is japanese, born and raised here.. she's kaamaaina... she's not kanaka maoli.. and she'd never say she was.. there's no reason to lie about one's ethnicity

@@bryson8918 it’s not considered it was said by kauikeaouli (kamehameha III) who was king of Hawaii that all citizens under Hawaiian government are Hawaiian but are not kanaka maoli which have lineal decent to the lands of Hawaii for generations.

@@goukhanakul you're making an arugment I never disputed. In the context of that speech, he said Hawaiian regarding their nationality.. given our sovereignty. That's no different than someone being "Singaporean" or "American" irrespective of their ethnic background. That's completely fine. Where people rom the mainland get confused ,is they use hawaiian like how people use "californian" or "texan" which I would say is misleading. a random haole from the mainland moving here isn't hawaiian.. they can think they are all they want but they're not. they're a transplant residing on Hawaii. hence why someone like tua tagovailoa had to explain to reporters he's not kanaka maoli.. he's samoan.

@norbe6534 - If you didn’t even bother to learn Hawaii’s history, put your head down and go back to sleep. Little bit of a history lesson for you, she and many, many, many of us here in Hawaii have Filipino ancestors who came to the islands when it was first stolen by the Americans so you can take that two year old attitude and ask mom to actually parent you cause it’s obvious you know nothing about respect, something our ancestors here in the islands taught us.

Damn, so sorry my family never taught me to be more Filipino than American, omg I bring shame to my Filipino ancestors, omg I really need to learn the Filipino oath. I know I need to get down to my roots, but no need to downplay your blood brothers by saying we're not real 🤷‍♂️ mukha kang itlog 😊

HAWAII IS HAWAIIAN ....HAWAII BELONGS TO KANAKA MAOLI....GET THAT STRAIGHT.

@@kamuelakawika1976 Hawaii is American colony, it belongs to the "United" States/Islands of America. Or if you want to talk about bloodline or ancestry or ethnicity then Filipinos are like 95% by blood Austronesian, Hawaiians (the native ones) have only like 20% Filipino/Austronesian blood, so whats the other 80% of Hawaiian blood made of? Answer: European

@@norbe6534 good luck with that , go to Hawaii with that attitude and see how far you get. 🤙🏽😎🤙🏽

Californian isn't an ethnicity. Kānaka Maoli (Hawaiian) is. Also your Scottish comment doesn't make sense either. Scotland is a sovereign country. Anyone can be born in Scotland irrespective of their ethnicity. Nationality - the status of belonging to a particular nation. Ethnicity - the quality or fact of belonging to a population group or subgroup made up of people who share a common cultural background or descent.

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Or just say Californian That’s all

Nope!!! *The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

Thank you for having common sense!! Sadly, native Hawaiians perpetuate this hatred against America it doesn’t let them move politicians foster this hateful attitude as well. Hawaii is no longer an island nation but people just cannot get over it. If it had not been the US, it would’ve more than likely been Japan, Russia, or some other superpower, and they would not have been as nice believe me. Whether for good or not what happened happened. Native Hawaiians want all the benefits of being a State while hating the United States. They hated when others moved to their islands but have no problem justifying it when they move to the mainland. And yes, I will call it the mainland.

@@beatricepineda5923Japan was a consideration and we would have been happy with the choice if it was a willing succession by the king when it happened. That’s the difference your government didn’t ask they stole Japan considered asking but didn’t want to step on Americas toes so both sides didn’t go forward with it.

@@Kaimana470 my government is the same as your government. I wasn’t born in the US I was raised here and I’m grateful. You are blaming a whole host of people for something that happened in the past. Eternal victimhood is never good for anyone. By the way, did Japan ask permission before bombing the US at Pearl Harbor ? You make out Japan to be this innocent player. The Japan of that time, showed it’s true character when they bombed Pearl Harbor. A nation or army can first try asking “ permission” and then turn around and use force ; don’t be naïve. We have too many lessons from history to know how things can quickly turn around. Besides, other powers like greedy China or Russia surely would have carried out their plans to acquire Hawaii. And lastly, I am a Christian . Bible clearly says that Gif is sovereign and sets up kingdoms and authorities. He can overthrow or allow the overthrow of a kingdom. He knows what is best in the end because He alone can see the future, see what’s going to happen and we can’t. Coming under the protection, and the meaning of the US, which is a super power, and granted many freedoms that those other nations don’t was the best thing that could’ve happened to Hawaii, even though there have been undesirable things along the way, and yes, if it was truly stolen, it wasn’t right. But in the end things can work out for good according to the Bible for those that trust in Jesus. Many Hawaii’s converted to the true God and accepted Christianity. There is still a bright future ahead of native Hawaiians if they would stop first and foremost surrender their lives to the Lord and stop idolizing Pele who cannot save and doesn’t even exist . Secondly they need to stop voting voting like they do and being so partisan and tribal. It is not about voting left or right. It’s better to only vote on issues : vote on bills that will better serve all the people in Hawaii then to keep supporting and voting for candidates that are corrupt or can become corrupt. I am sorry that the native people of Hawaii can’t get past this. They are not the only people on the planet that has either been overthrown or conquered or whatever happened. Other people suffered way more and have moved on and found ways to thrive. I find some native Hawaiian’s attitudes highly ungrateful for a lot of the benefits they have in the United States. Of course this country is not perfect, but try living in other Third World countries. I am Hispanic of origin and believe me you guys know nothing of suffering, compared to what other people suffer under Socialism and other dictators. It is time to let the past go . God has a plan for each, and every one of Hawaii’s native people if they will only let Him and let go of resentment. He loves you all dearly and gave His Son to sieve for you in order to save you. Pele is just one of the many false deities Satan invented to turn people away from the Creator. Be blessed I will continue to pray for all of the people in Hawaii.

@@beatricepineda5923stop trying to force your European religion on the entire world Your god didn’t authorize anything America set an armed rebellion and overthrew our queen Japan in the 1800’s was not the same Japan that Bombed Pearl Harbor

*The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

They're Americans, that's the only thing that should matter.

So native Hawaiians want the benefits of an American state but despise it when fellow citizens of the US move to Hawaii. When things get rough, they moved to the mainland., but they go crazy mad when others want to move in?? They need to move on from the past. Nothing hinders a people like perpetual victimhood.

WHERE IS THE MANAGER OF HAWAII!!!!!

Yeah they're "British" not English.

@@ChrisEAdlay They're not members of any of the ethnic groups native to Britain.

@@Evan_Bell hey you guys invented that stupidity I'm just sharing the common British consensus. The British Commonwealth included countries not in Britain so there's that

@@Evan_Bell just like the Roman Empire included people that didn't live in Rome and weren't Roman by birth

@@ChrisEAdlay The Roman Empire had citizens of many ethnic groups, but the Celts of Britannia for example, weren't Romans.

Hawaii is unlike any other state, Hawaii is what natives called it. Native Americans never called themselves Californian or Texan which is why you can call yourself those terms. You say colonizers want to create in fighting in native spaces but calling yourself Hawaiian when you’re not Hawaiian is native erasure

You’re wrong, so please mind your own business! *The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

But then must

Yes the child is Hawaiian and black… 💁🏽‍♀️.

An argument can be made on that. ✊ Polynesian and Black mixed made the huge Hawaiians we know today 💪

Polynesians aren’t black

bc many ppl think that if u live in hawaii or where born in hawaii r hawaiians

​@@kalae7215they are? If someone is born in New York they are a New Yorker. If a white or black person is born in Hawaii what are they? Do they just cease to exist?

Because you white people are Hawaiians. And white ppl act like they are locals and own the island

Exactly took the words right out of my mouth

@@GenericUsername1388 No, New York didn’t have a native indigenous population called New Yorkers BEFORE it became a state. Also there’s this… *The legal definition of Hawaiian:* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

Hahaha Hawaiians don't like white ppl 😂😂

You have the mind of a child.

@@mikelopez5865he’s or she is right nobody cares what ethnicity or race you are

@@Jimmy_Williams960 And yet you’re commenting on so many comments… odd behavior for someone who “doesn’t care”.

Then you shouldn’t have clicked the video.

Sick….could you give me a.. uhh fraction of your royalty? 😏😏😏

Besides, Hawaii is American.

@@mr.duckplucker5353 yes

The point is not to call someone Hawaiian IF you don’t know.

@@mr.duckplucker5353 No the Hawaiian Kingdom is not part of America. No treaty of annexation. That means we’ve been illegally occupied by the US since 1893.

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom Hawaii get no revolution

❤️ Mahalo nui You get it

especially wit the Lahaina fires took one majah blow in maui

That's because they are not in "some other land". They are in the United States....

No !! *The legal definition of Hawaiian* _”The term "Hawaiian" is defined by statute: " 'Hawaiian' means any descendant of the aboriginal peoples inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands which exercised sovereignty and subsisted in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, and which peoples thereafter have continued to reside in Hawaii." § 10-2.”_

So long as the US illegally occupies the Hawaiian Kingdom, that is not true! International law pauses all forms of citizenship during an occupation to protect the status quo of the occupied country and its citizens, the ONLY form of citizenship left open is called “parentage” which is citizenship inherited from your parents. So ONLY people who are descendants of Hawaiian Kingdom subject PRIOR to the illegal overthrow (January 17, 1893) are Hawaiian, everyone else are illegal immigrants living illegally in our Kingdom as violation of Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention which states: _”“The Occupying Power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies…”_ Meaning everyone who entered our Kingdom after 1-17-1893 did so illegally and as a violation of international law.

Exactly!! They should focus on what can make the state better instead.

Don’t be surprised if they call you one dumb haole

unfortunately you like sounding ignorant and are a disrespectful person

It was its own country before it was stolen, if people want to view it as a country, let them