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I did hear tho if you surf at certain spots where local groups go they’ll try and bully you and beat your ass …just what I’ve heard :hubie:


That’s not the case it’s more so of a respect thing in terms of letting them hit they waves first and don’t drop in on them. Once you hit a spot a few times they usually more open it’s the ones who go to a spot and act like that shyt is theirs and try and take all the good waves instead of spreading the wealth.
 

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Im sorry...i don't find "thugs" from elsewhere intimidating...

Imagine getting pressed by 1 British thug asking you why you in a certain area..


Or 1 Chinese thug...

Or 1 Irish thug.

I'd dog walk 1 Hawaiian thug..

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You Sound Like The Perfect Victim, You’d Be Just The Type Of Prey They Want, In Unfamiliar Territory With Your Guard Down
 

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You don’t find thugs in Jamaica, Trinidad. Haiti and Belize intimidating?

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nikka, I mean “none” black thugs…the whole world finds black people intimidating, thug or not.

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my big nerdy ass can walk into a place dolo and white folks will nervous. Same as the ones you mentioned.
 

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when yall say syndicate and yakuza are yall talking about japanese Hawaiians or indigenous people have their own version of those gangs? Apparently there are mad japanese in hawaii so asking

I heard there are islands mainlanders can't even go to comfortably without getting beat up and harassed
honestly it seem like it's more directed to whites but hearing about how the locals treat tourists and expats turned me off from even going to hawaii. i'm sure the tourist spots are cool but i always wanted to go to the other islands more so than honohulu
not trying fly for 15 hours and pay high ass prices for locals to be on some :mjpls: shyt when my people ain't do shyt to yall :martin:
 
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when yall say syndicate and yakuza are yall talking about japanese Hawaiians or indigenous people have their own version of those gangs? Apparently there are mad japanese in hawaii so asking

I heard there are islands mainlanders can't even go to comfortably without getting beat up and harassed
honestly it seem like it's more directed to whites but hearing about how the locals treat tourists and expats turned me off from even going to hawaii. i'm sure the tourist spots are cool but i always wanted to go to the other islands more so than honohulu
not trying fly for 15 hours and pay high ass prices for locals to be on some :mjpls: shyt when my people ain't do shyt to yall :martin:


The Company (Hawaiian organized crime) - Wikipedia

The Company, also called the Hawaiian Syndicate, is the name given to an organized crime syndicate based in Hawaii that controlled criminal activities in the state from the late 1960s to the mid 1990s.

History
Through the 1960s organized crime in Hawaii was controlled primarily by local Asian criminal organizations, mainly Chinese Triads, Japanese Yakuza, Korean Kkangpae, and Samoan criminal outfits. The first change came when a local Korean named George Chung formed his own criminal organization in 1962, recruiting among local Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Samoans, and Native Hawaiians. The smaller ethnic gangs all vied for control of organized crime, leading to disorganized clashes, over time Chung was able to create an environment where every gang could do business. In July 1967 Chung was shot to death in a Honolulu gambling den.[1][2]

Chung's death led to a power vacuum of organized criminal activity in the islands, with crime bosses rivaling over control. A primarily Samoan mob under the leadership of Alema Leota briefly took over. In 1969 Wilford Pulawa, a Native Hawaiian and lieutenant of Leota, decided to recruit primarily among other local criminals of Native Hawaiian heritage and form the statewide crime syndicate that would become known as The Company.[2]
 
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The Company (Hawaiian organized crime) - Wikipedia

The Company, also called the Hawaiian Syndicate, is the name given to an organized crime syndicate based in Hawaii that controlled criminal activities in the state from the late 1960s to the mid 1990s.

History
Through the 1960s organized crime in Hawaii was controlled primarily by local Asian criminal organizations, mainly Chinese Triads, Japanese Yakuza, Korean Kkangpae, and Samoan criminal outfits. The first change came when a local Korean named George Chung formed his own criminal organization in 1962, recruiting among local Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Samoans, and Native Hawaiians. The smaller ethnic gangs all vied for control of organized crime, leading to disorganized clashes, over time Chung was able to create an environment where every gang could do business. In July 1967 Chung was shot to death in a Honolulu gambling den.[1][2]

Chung's death led to a power vacuum of organized criminal activity in the islands, with crime bosses rivaling over control. A primarily Samoan mob under the leadership of Alema Leota briefly took over. In 1969 Wilford Pulawa, a Native Hawaiian and lieutenant of Leota, decided to recruit primarily among other local criminals of Native Hawaiian heritage and form the statewide crime syndicate that would become known as The Company.[2]


mexicans are supplying almost all the drugs these days, but its locals who are the distributors. and all the asian/hawaiian/samoan organized crime groups still exist, they run a lot of the prostitution/extortion/protection/illegal gambling
 

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pic I get mollywopped by 1 single Asian cat I deserved it .
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I only know this because I stumbled across it while watching mma fights, but they have a fighting culture. look up 808 scraps.

they don't do all that matrix lean back fighting, they actually know how to fight. it's common and well respected. Max Holloway, BJ Penn were hawaiian and credited street fighting in hawaii for their toughness. they dont really gun play, they believe in the old style of knuckling up. no throwing or wrestling, no jumping in, just straight up hands.
 

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not even kidding, they might have the best street hands on youtube. clean, picking shots. not just a bunch of haymakers, lean back dodging. they have hands, go out there thinking shyt is sweet and catch a 3 piece.
 
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