Reparations - Revision history

WikiSysop: /* Aren't we all sovereign now? */

2005-11-13T09:53:43Z

Aren't we all sovereign now?

WikiSysop: /* A Brief History of Citizenship and Voting Rights in Hawai'i */

2005-11-13T09:01:39Z

A Brief History of Citizenship and Voting Rights in Hawai'i

WikiSysop: /* Are kanaka maoli entitled to reparations? */

2005-11-13T08:49:21Z

Are kanaka maoli entitled to reparations?

WikiSysop: /* "NATIVE HAWAIIAN" VICTIMHOOD CLAIMS */

2005-11-13T08:46:33Z

"NATIVE HAWAIIAN" VICTIMHOOD CLAIMS

WikiSysop: /* Does the U.S. Owe Hawaiians Anything? */

2005-11-13T08:43:21Z

Does the U.S. Owe Hawaiians Anything?

WikiSysop: /* Were the lands stolen? */

2005-11-13T08:42:35Z

Were the lands stolen?

WikiSysop: /* Were the lands stolen? Do the ceded lands rightfully belong to kanaka maoli alone? */

2005-11-13T08:39:41Z

Were the lands stolen? Do the ceded lands rightfully belong to kanaka maoli alone?

WikiSysop: /* Did kanaka maoli exercise self-determination? */

2005-11-13T08:33:58Z

Did kanaka maoli exercise self-determination?

WikiSysop: /* Analogy of the Stolen House */

2005-11-13T08:33:12Z

Analogy of the Stolen House

WikiSysop at 08:24, 13 November 2005

2005-11-13T08:24:29Z

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 (a lengthy legal argument by attorney Patrick Hanifin)
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 (an informal essay by attorney Patrick Hanifin)
 =Akaka Tribal Lands=

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 (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, and State) by attorney Patrick W. Hanifin.
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 (a lengthy legal argument by attorney Patrick Hanifin)
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-="NATIVE HAWAIIAN" VICTIMHOOD CLAIMS=
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-What are they, why are they being asserted, and how can the bad statistics be explained? Advocates for race-based programs frequently justify them by asserting claims that "Native Hawaiians" have the worst statistics among all Hawai'i ethnic groups for education, income, unemployment, drug abuse, incarceration, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. But such claims are rarely accompanied by the documentation that would allow researchers to verify them independently. Most economic and social "victimhood" statistics are probably due to the fact that "Native Hawaiians" on average are only 25 years of age -- 13 years younger than the average of other ethnic groups. Most health statistics are probably explained by the strange counting method which allocates full tally marks to "Native Hawaiian" victimhood for victims whose native blood quantum is very low -- about 3/4 of all "Native Hawaiians" each have more than 3/4 of their ancestry from Asia, Europe, or America; thus, most of their victimhood tally marks should be awarded to races other than "Native Hawaiian." See: http://www.angelfire.com/hi5/bigfiles3/victimhoodclaims.html
+What are they, why are they being asserted, and how can the bad statistics be explained? Advocates for race-based programs frequently justify them by asserting claims that "Native Hawaiians" have the worst statistics among all Hawai'i ethnic groups for education, income, unemployment, drug abuse, incarceration, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. But such claims are rarely accompanied by the documentation that would allow researchers to verify them independently. Most economic and social "victimhood" statistics are probably due to the fact that "Native Hawaiians" on average are only 25 years of age -- 13 years younger than the average of other ethnic groups. Most health statistics are probably explained by the strange counting method which allocates full tally marks to "Native Hawaiian" victimhood for victims whose native blood quantum is very low -- about 3/4 of all "Native Hawaiians" each have more than 3/4 of their ancestry from Asia, Europe, or America; thus, most of their victimhood tally marks should be awarded to races other than "Native Hawaiian."
 =Haole Collective Guilt for Hawaiian Grievances and Pain=

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 Do the ceded lands rightfully belong to kanaka maoli alone?
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 http://www.angelfire.com/hi2/hawaiiansovereignty/stolenlands.html

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 =[[Analogy of the Stolen House]]=
 Analogy of the Stolen House and its mutation, Analogy of the Stolen Car. Around the turn of the century (2000, not 1900!) an analogy became popular among some Hawaiian sovereignty activists. They said Hawaiian history was like the history of a house that got overwhelmed by guests. A few guests were welcomed but then moved in permanently. The guests then invited more guests of their own. All the guests then began making new house rules. Soon the original (and still rightful) homeowners were forced to live in a small rear bedroom, and perhaps even forced to live in a tent in the backyard. The original homeowners finally got angry and are trying to reassert their rights. They might even call the cops to help them take back what is rightfully theirs.
 =HAWAIIANS AS MASCOTS=

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