Hawaii says "stay away" to the Wienermobile

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Yet more stupidty from Hawaii. Just like the time they were the majority sitting on BRAC they wanted to have ALL submarine overhauls and modifications done there. No drydocks setup to handle nuke subs would have cost 12 billion to build them. No readily accessible steel stocks of the ally used to build subs. 6000 miles away from all the faqcilites that make parts for them oh yeah would have cost trillions by the time the were done where were the savings? Real smart folks them Hawaiians. Thank goodness congress realized what they were up to and stomped that plan.
So it's no surprise they have issues with an icon of american culture. I now know for sure I'll skip Hawaii next year and go to Alaska instead.

7-24-2009 @ 4:37PM

Anuhea said...

As a native Hawaiian, I say to you, "Hawaii can KMA" please skip the islands next year and visit Alaska instead. I'm sure Hawai`i will get along fine with one less ignorant visitor. PS: KMO!

7-24-2009 @ 5:24PM

MichaelsMom said...

Stupidity?

Hey KMA, yes, we were stupid. We were stupid when we welcomed the white man to our islands and were repaid for our kindness with disease that wiped out 1/3 of the Hawaiian population and we were stupid when we watched the greedy white man help themselves to our `aina (land) and we were stupid when the Americans imprisoned our Queen and stole our sovereign nation at gunpoint! Yes, we were stupid. But that was then. This is now.

7-24-2009 @ 6:09PM

LATom said...

So you're blowing off Hawaii because of some beef going on with the Wienermobile? Yeah, good reason KMA.

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