Little Happy Thoughts

The Kingdom of Hawai’i was illegally overthrown with the help of American businessmen and we have suffered under the iron grip of America.

Our land is simply seen as a vacation spot, my people are simply seen as tour guides and hula dancers. We have had our culture, our history, and our people turned into a commercialized joke by America.

The rampant tourism kills our islands with endless hotels, attractions and overcrowding. The housing and living costs are out of control because of the false “paradise” narrative. The Navy poisons our water and destroys our land. Covid has killed so many of my people due to the reckless and selfish nature of tourists. I have lost loved ones to this virus, because tourists “couldn’t stay away”.

My people have suffered. I have suffered.

We are more than your vacation. We are more than an aesthetic.

We are a sovereign nation illegally occupied by the United States of America.

Restore Hawai’i to Hawaiians. End the American Occupation.

See the links below to learn more and to read up on your Hawaiian history.

There is a total of zero medieval laws regarding loitering still in effect in the entirety of Europe. The only country (yes, it is just a singular one) that has an explicit law against loitering is Ireland with the Public Order act from '94. 1994 that is, not 1394 btw.

And sure, the cops are likely to harras you if they don't like your face, but that is because they are cops, not because we have some medieval laws against fucking existing outside.

I love it when someone points out some relatively uniquely fucked up thing about the US and then someone else just invents some weird shit about Europe that could not be further from the truth, to make their fascist shithole look better.

It is forbidden to sleep in public. This is a 1889 'vagabonds law' that is still on the books and being enforced. It has centuries of predecessors.

It is forbidden to block any part of the side walk by existing on it for longer periods of time

It is forbidden to 'cause a nuisance', which can be anything the police considers a nuisance

It is forbidden to 'be rowdy' in public, which is up to interpretation again and is well over 100 years old and predated by earlier similar laws

In most parks and playgrounds it is forbidden to be there between sunset and sunrise

A lot of cities have local rules against 'gatherings of more than 3 people' in popular teenage hang out spots.