07-23-2019, 06:42 AM
No. The Hawaiian Kingdom wasn't recognized as a sovereign nation until 1843. The lands were already united at that point. Two ways to extinguish or cede sovereignty were cession or conquest. Neither happened in the case of the US.
Again, the argument is a legal one. Nothing more, nothing less. We're saying follow the laws you have agreed to follow. That's all.
Again, the argument is a legal one. Nothing more, nothing less. We're saying follow the laws you have agreed to follow. That's all.