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Hmmm...
March 10, 2011 | 02:04 AM
Well, if you want special rights for natives, I don't think that should depend on whether a woman turned down a man's advances. And I don't know what is perverted about a man wanting contact with a woman.
Mr. Conklin's ideal, of being excellent to each other, sounds pretty good. Now, for those who would rather see sovereignty or special rights for natives, that's fine to hold that opinion. I think your opinion should speak for itself, rather than relying on whether someone named "Conklin" is getting any or not.
As a haole from the mainland, I can morally support looking for a better situation that works for the natives--as long as my rights are respected. If I were to get a respectful letter from the Kingdom of Hawaii informing me of my deportation, if that's what it takes I would pack my bags and say "see ya!". But the idea of creating a roll of "qualified native constituents" sounds like a dismal march into a swamp.
My preferred solution to make everyone happy: reinstate the Kingdom of Hawaii, and offer citizenship and equal rights to all comers. You know, aloha for all. Even Conklin would like that, right?
Looking for the Kingdom of Heaven..in all the wr
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