07-25-2019, 02:01 AM
Josh Green was saying is all that, to the people here, the people born here, is far less important than preserving the fabric of the community.
So your argument is one group, on one side of the TMT issue has torn apart the fabric of the community for years, and the other other side now is solely responsible for giving them what they want, without compromise so the fabric of the community can be preserved?
How many Native Hawaiians are using the TMT as “a pawn” (your term)? If you are absolutely certain the Mason-Dixon poll showing 72% support for the TMT is wrong as you’ve stated repeatedly, it must be born out by another set of numbers that are more accurate? What are those numbers? What is the sample and methodology that shows a majority of Native Hawaiians object to the TMT and/or support the protestors?
If you don’t know, say you don’t know, and allow the protestors to speak for themselves and not a hoped for, wished for, magical majority.
So your argument is one group, on one side of the TMT issue has torn apart the fabric of the community for years, and the other other side now is solely responsible for giving them what they want, without compromise so the fabric of the community can be preserved?
How many Native Hawaiians are using the TMT as “a pawn” (your term)? If you are absolutely certain the Mason-Dixon poll showing 72% support for the TMT is wrong as you’ve stated repeatedly, it must be born out by another set of numbers that are more accurate? What are those numbers? What is the sample and methodology that shows a majority of Native Hawaiians object to the TMT and/or support the protestors?
If you don’t know, say you don’t know, and allow the protestors to speak for themselves and not a hoped for, wished for, magical majority.
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”