"Hate" is a strong word.  Did you know there is no word in the Hawaiian language that translates to "hate?"  I can't verify that (not a native Hawaiian), but that's what I was told!   

Anyway, you might want to reevaluate how you react to people that irritate you.  When you hate these people, more often than not, you make yourself miserable while they either don't know and/or don't care how you feel.  So, hating is just a waste of time, energy, and karma!  The stress this causes can also affect your health if you let it get to you.


 

"Hate" is a strong word.  Did you know there is no word in the Hawaiian language that translates to "hate?"  I can't verify that (not a native Hawaiian), but that's what I was told!   

Anyway, you might want to reevaluate how you react to people that irritate you.  When you hate these people, more often than not, you make yourself miserable while they either don't know and/or don't care how you feel.  So, hating is just a waste of time, energy, and karma!  The stress this causes can also affect your health if you let it get to you.

If you're looking for a label, I'd say you're "HUMAN."  The trick is to be bigger than the people that make you feel this way.  You might also want to keep an open mind.  Sometimes their arguments actually make sense if you step back and look at things from their point of view.  It may not change your mind, but empathy and understanding goes a long way toward constructive dialogue and problem solving.

 

How dare you ripoff and then poorly paraphrase Master Yoda.

"Fear leads to anger,anger leads to hate,hate leads to suffering,suffering leads to the Dark Side."
 - Master Yoda ...

Hahahahaha

"Hate" is a strong word.  Did you know there is no word in the Hawaiian language that translates to "hate?"  I can't verify that (not a native Hawaiian), but that's what I was told!   

Anyway, you might want to reevaluate how you react to people that irritate you.  When you hate these people, more often than not, you make yourself miserable while they either don't know and/or don't care how you feel.  So, hating is just a waste of time, energy, and karma!  The stress this causes can also affect your health if you let it get to you.

If you're looking for a label, I'd say you're "HUMAN."  The trick is to be bigger than the people that make you feel this way.  You might also want to keep an open mind.  Sometimes their arguments actually make sense if you step back and look at things from their point of view.  It may not change your mind, but empathy and understanding goes a long way toward constructive dialogue and problem solving.

 

http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/22788188/demonstrators-support-victim-in-deedy-murder-case

Sickening. Can't we just let our judicial system play it out? Comparable to the Trayvon Martin case? The racial card? Are we that ignorant that we have to throw that card out every time there are two different races involved?

Ok so you cant drink and drive cause then youd be inpaired and could hurt or kill someone. But what about drinking and carrying a firearm? wasnt deedy under the infuence and armed?

That has not been established.

I don't know if there was a test performed to determine alcohol in his system.

If there was, it will no doubt be introduced into evidence during the course of the trial.

I thought he was never tested from what I recall but could be wrong. I think he admitted to having a drink during the day but that's all I heard, which doesn't prove he was intoxicated at the time of the incident, but maybe they did a test at some point. I'm sure they will introduce it like you said, if one exists.

Correct me if I'm wrong... is Elderts attacking of Deedy the same as someone attacking a LEO?

My initial post was that of cynicism of the public - it just seems that the local media spins the perspective around and in my opinion interject a sense of "local boy was innocently shot by a white federal agent". Now that images from the surveillance video are out it appears that the aggressor was the now deceased. I saw no point in the prosecution allowing a friend of the deceased offer testimony of them partying to include marijuana use. That type of activity seems to be the norm here and doesn't raise any flags.