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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Sergio breceda
8 years ago

Im not hawaiian but i love this culture and i grew up around it i dont want to see it gone or slowly disappearing

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Heidi
8 years ago

No way

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Amy
8 years ago

Please don’t take let it leave

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Raymond
8 years ago

Save the beach boys

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Sheena Tangaro
8 years ago

#Save our beach Boys!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

big bless save da aloha

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Zion Zimmerman
8 years ago

I do not believe that oligarchs should be able to take over a simpleton primitive culture .. A culture that has more moral than any I have ever experienced. I have visited 3/4 of the united states, Germany, Scotland, Ireland, an Denmark; an never have I seen such arrogance an entitlement to something that cannot be owned.. Enough ownership.. Let Babylon fall..

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Laan daniel
8 years ago

YESSUH

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Fidah
8 years ago

Don’t let your identity get taken away like how it was in my little island of Singapore...

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Coryn iwamasa
8 years ago

Save The Beach Boys! No let da haoles take over they going ruin the culture just cuz they like make a few extra bucks

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Carrie matthews
8 years ago

Keep The Beach Boys!!!

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Brendan Steinhoff
8 years ago

DiveOahu’s copy/paste comments on social media proves what we already knew: No thought, soul, or passion behind their moves!

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anais
8 years ago

agreed

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Mikala Grante
8 years ago

Standing with my brothers and sisters all the way from London

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save Beach Boys✊

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Johanna andes
8 years ago

Beach boys been around forever doing a good job

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Rex Matsuo
8 years ago

The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness!!! Imua!!! Imua!!! Imua!!!

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Rachel Bruchert
8 years ago

If this passes through, it’ll be such a shame! Hawai’i is not Hawai’i anymore.

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Chris carter
8 years ago

Keep the Hawaiian culture alive with the beach boys and keep the politicians away from the beach

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I support the beach boy tradition rooted in the Hawaiian culture. There is little tradition left in Waikiki, instead there is overwhelming amounts of tourists attractions. Let this one slice of Hawaiian tradition remain so that visitors may get a glimpse of the authentic aloha spirit.