People have lost their ever loving minds.
(I don't know why the links aren't imbedding, or whatever the technical term is)
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I guess now we're not going back to Hawaii either
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People have lost their ever loving minds.
(I don't know why the links aren't imbedding, or whatever the technical term is)
Come on now, the heavily armored hose truck is in full view. I love one if the comments, "Looks like an ROTC unit."
What I found about it is that it's actually a "legit" declaration from a self-proclaimed group pushing their independence. In other words, a local militia. The first link listed shows their "leader."
I'm sure in their mind it's a just cause. The problem with just causes is that they need traction to gain support and legitimacy. They need to get back in their hose truck and get back to work. Lunch break is over.
What I found about it is that it's actually a "legit" declaration from a self-proclaimed group pushing their independence. In other words, a local militia. The first link listed shows their "leader."
I'm sure in their mind it's a just cause. The problem with just causes is that they need traction to gain support and legitimacy. They need to get back in their hose truck and get back to work. Lunch break is over.
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MudFlap
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Mexico - It's a Cheap Date.
Far West
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The Hawaiians hate Haoles, Hawaiian slang for foreigner... they wanted to be under the British Monarchy, but got stuck with the USA.
Many Hawaiians want to go back to living off the land and get rid of all non Hawaiians. Take back the aina -land.
www.archives.gov
Native Hawaiians:
Land is not a commodity to be exploited, it is a relative that is respected and cared for and, who, in turn, cares for us. Mālama ʻāina expresses our kuleana to care for the land and to properly manage the resources and gifts it provides. Aloha ʻāina expresses our love for this land and beyond that, our love of country – the sovereign nation stolen away but ever in our hearts.
www.theguardian.com
Many Hawaiians want to go back to living off the land and get rid of all non Hawaiians. Take back the aina -land.
The 1897 Petition Against the Annexation of Hawaii
When the Hawaiian islands were formally annexed by the United States in 1898, the event marked the end of a lengthy internal struggle between native Hawaiians and non-native American businessmen for control of the Hawaiian government. The previous year, an annexation treaty was blocked when the...
www.archives.gov
Native Hawaiians:
Land is not a commodity to be exploited, it is a relative that is respected and cared for and, who, in turn, cares for us. Mālama ʻāina expresses our kuleana to care for the land and to properly manage the resources and gifts it provides. Aloha ʻāina expresses our love for this land and beyond that, our love of country – the sovereign nation stolen away but ever in our hearts.
'A new Hawaiian Renaissance': how a telescope protest became a movement
Demonstrators opposed to the building of a telescope on Mauna Kea, the state’s highest peak, have forged a community
www.theguardian.com
Far West
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They like the welfare too ...
Very hard to run a business as the people have no incentive to work unless they are paid under the table so that they don't lose their welfare benefits.
Hawaii’s welfare recipients receive benefits equal to more than four times what an average employee earning minimum wage can earn. Several recent studies have indicated that the state provides the country’s most generous public assistance packages.
A new report by Cato Institute, which examines the state-by-state value of welfare for a mother of two, said benefits in Hawaii average $49,175 — tops in the nation.
Michael Tanner, co-author of the Cato study, said that since welfare isn’t taxed, a person would have to earn $60,590 in Hawaii to take home the same $49,175 a person on welfare would.
It pays not to work: Hawaii residents receive highest welfare benefits in US | Hawaii Reporter
HONOLULU — In Hawaii, it pays not to work. A new report by Cato Institute, which examines the state-by-state value of welfare for a mother of two, said benefits in Hawaii average $49,175 — tops in the nation. Michael Tanner, co-author of the Cato study, said that since welfare isn’t taxed, a...
www.hawaiireporter.com
Boss 302
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The cost of living is extremely high there. When my son was stationed there from 2006-2009, his rent was $2400 month for a two-bedroom house. Milk was $4 a gallon.They like the welfare too ...
Very hard to run a business as the people have no incentive to work unless they are paid under the table so that they don't lose their welfare benefits.
Hawaii’s welfare recipients receive benefits equal to more than four times what an average employee earning minimum wage can earn. Several recent studies have indicated that the state provides the country’s most generous public assistance packages.
A new report by Cato Institute, which examines the state-by-state value of welfare for a mother of two, said benefits in Hawaii average $49,175 — tops in the nation.
Michael Tanner, co-author of the Cato study, said that since welfare isn’t taxed, a person would have to earn $60,590 in Hawaii to take home the same $49,175 a person on welfare would.
It pays not to work: Hawaii residents receive highest welfare benefits in US | Hawaii Reporter
HONOLULU — In Hawaii, it pays not to work. A new report by Cato Institute, which examines the state-by-state value of welfare for a mother of two, said benefits in Hawaii average $49,175 — tops in the nation. Michael Tanner, co-author of the Cato study, said that since welfare isn’t taxed, a...
Far West
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Yep... my son and DIL just moved to the mainland. They had a sweet 5 bedroom 3 bath house Big Island, Kona side for only $2300... but everything in life was expensive.
They saw the point that they may not be able to fly off the island if vaccine passports were enacted for air travel. Hawaii has always been the Socialist Republic of Hawaii ... Hawaii had more lockdown and mask mandates than California. They paid too much of their paycheck in taxes to support those who don't work on Island.
They want to travel the USA and decide where to land next ... working on converting a large bus to tour America.
My DIL is from Europe, the people in Hawaii were not very kind to her because of her Swiss/ French/ German /Italian accent and light blond features. She was ready to leave after 7 years. Her goal is to buy land in Florida... she loves De Santos.