Could Hawaii be losing it's Aloha Spirit? - Tiki Travel

C christiki295 Member LA-2547 mls east Hawaii &5500 Easter Is Joined: Apr 09, 2003 Posts: 3837	C christiki295 Posted posted on Sat, Jun 9, 2007 10:48 PM On 2007-06-09 22:09, Koolau wrote: Considering that 6 or 7 million people visit the islands each year, violence against visitors is incredibly low. Christiki - if you literally think a pickup truck full of Hawaiians was pulled over and not allowed into Waikiki, I don't know what to say to you. That's just nonsense. Go to Queen's Beach or Kaimana Beach - right by the aquarium. You'll see locals of all types with their families having a wonderful time. Although I saw what I said, I hope you are right. However, except for one picking up his Auntie who was selling leis outside of Tikis, I didn't see any other native Hawaiian men in Waikiki, which I found odd, being in Hawaii and all.

On 2007-06-09 22:09, Koolau wrote:
Considering that 6 or 7 million people visit the islands each year, violence against visitors is incredibly low.
Christiki - if you literally think a pickup truck full of Hawaiians was pulled over and not allowed into Waikiki, I don't know what to say to you. That's just nonsense. Go to Queen's Beach or Kaimana Beach - right by the aquarium. You'll see locals of all types with their families having a wonderful time.

Although I saw what I said, I hope you are right. However, except for one picking up his Auntie who was selling leis outside of Tikis, I didn't see any other native Hawaiian men in Waikiki, which I found odd, being in Hawaii and all.

Post #312012 by christiki295 on Sat, Jun 9, 2007 10:48 PM