Racial Tensions in Hawaii

[EffedUp]

A chick I used to work with is a native and she put me up on Hawai'i's real history.

Definitely can't blame the natives for their resentment.

 

[Dre Space Age]

when I visited Hawaii in 2001 everyone was very friendly. i didn't experience any racism. women hollered and smiled at me so much I felt like a celebrity. it was amazing. then I came back to the mainland and got treated like a 3rd class citizen all over again. White people never let you forget wassup. so no...they don't get my sympathy in Hawaii's case.

 

[5n0man]

its disingenuous to say that they don't like all japanese because there's the families that were directly put in camps by the US military during WWII and they're seen as solid contributors to the community now.

the natives mostly had a problem with the trend of Asians using hawaii to have anchor babies.

 

[GreenGhxst]

There's tension with black people there also,

Theres a instagram guy
http://instagram.com/supervillain909
I follow who said he moved to Hawaii and he saw a sign that said ****** written on it a week in. It's in one of his old posts, I don't wanna look for it.

And he was called a ****** by some dude he got in argument with at the supermarket.


Here's a another video about black racism in Hawaii

Hate white people but take a page from their blueprint, fukk Hawaiians

 

[Battle Beast]

I have a friend that is native Hawaiian. He don't like anything that is imperialistic such as white people, military, etc. I thought he was a radical but I guess that is how natives feel and I don't blame them at all.

 

[42 Monks]

the natives mostly had a problem with the trend of Asians using hawaii to have anchor babies.

Eh... I can somewhat agree with that.

The issue with that logic is that Hawaii JUST passed their anti-human trafficking law less than a year ago. They've always known that Oahu was a massive human trafficking hub, they never did shyt about it because of various profitable reasons. If you run a farm with some illegal immigrants doing the dirty work and they have kids, you really can't blame your slave labor and have the moral high ground.

The line stepping is how Japanese/Chinese investors come out here, buy tons of land and property, and just tell the state to fukk off right after. Its money that leaves the community and never comes back.

 

[5n0man]

Eh... I can somewhat agree with that.

The issue with that logic is that Hawaii JUST passed their anti-human trafficking law less than a year ago. They've always known that Oahu was a massive human trafficking hub, they never did shyt about it because of various profitable reasons. If you run a farm with some illegal immigrants doing the dirty work and they have kids, you really can't blame your slave labor and have the moral high ground.

The line stepping is how Japanese/Chinese investors come out here, buy tons of land and property, and just tell the state to fukk off right after. Its money that leaves the community and never comes back.

I doubt the natives were behind the human trafficking shyt, but I agree.

Also the Chinese and Japanese tend to be very xenophobic and hard to live among. It's crazy how they have the audacity to go over there and do all that shyt when it's damn near impossible for a non Japanese person to do the same over there.

 

[42 Monks]

I doubt the natives were behind the human trafficking shyt, but I agree.

Also the Chinese and Japanese tend to be very xenophobic and hard to live among. It's crazy how they have the audacity to go over there and do all that shyt when it's damn near impossible for a non Japanese person to do the same over there.

Its a mixed bag, I'm not putting all of that on local owned farms vs the ones that are owned by offshore corporations - but I will aim the enabling factors squarely at the largely homegrown police forces, immigration attorneys, and dock/shipping sectors. Those aren't just locally staffed, but heavily unionized.

There was a clear fukk not given.

 

[TheKid55]

Yup, it's real out there:

 

[Yehuda]

Yup, it's real out there:

He looks like Jesse Williams.

 

[⠝⠕⠏⠑]

how those tears taste beloved?


i need the sodium this week....mmmm

 

[⠝⠕⠏⠑]

(Whistles innocently)

(Edit: Juss so ya'll know...imma be off the chain right up until The Black Panther movie...)

 

[Crude Abolitionist]

DAMN

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

I lived in Kapolei
And our neighbors were Filipino they legit would talk about how much they hated crackas every time I seen them
They would even talk about killing they asses

They even had some incidents where they caught some white dudes slipping leaving senor frogs and Damm near beat them to death

 

[Self_Born7]

I wanna go there during "Kill Haole Day" and set up a table with juices and snacks for the native to refresh themseleves before the next purge.