Going a bit off topic on the Spirit of Aloha, something to think about... assuming the 2A is about militia rights
If the Federal Constitution has a 2A right, it protects the State militias to fight Federal tyranny
If the State Constitution has a 2A right, it protects the County militias to fight State tyranny? Since there were no county militias when the State/Territorial Constitution was created with the right to keep and bear arms in 1950, what was the purpose of adding it? If it was to arm the National Guard, a state entity, why does the State have to give itself rights to arm itself? There must be convention notes on the purpose of the State 2A.
Interesting, doing an AI search on the historical notes, the right was originally intended to be an individual right in 1950, then changed to a collective militia right in 1968.