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Another take on TMT - Aggrieved native Hawaiians
So ... "desecration" is really arbitrary.

I believe that distinction was addressed by this comment in a Hawaii News Now report:

“It’s absurd to have, to enforce rules upon the rightful caretakers of their land,” opponent Mikey Inouye said.
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”
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"It's absurd to have, to enforce rules upon the rightful caretakers of their land,"

The land belongs to the State. If they're going to recognize "rightful caretakers", then I'll declare my land "sacred" and thus beyond the reach of the permitting process.

Just like the "aloha checkpoint" and the "protector camp".

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The full Mauna Kea Proposed Rules meeting is available via Big Island Video News:

https://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2019/...d-in-hilo/

If you go to the home page, there are three shorter clips of three testifiers.
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