The kuleana rights backlash was pretty silly to anyone who understand how land works in Hawaii and isn't trying to take a bad faith swipe at Zuck. It's a standa

The kuleana rights backlash was pretty silly to anyone who understand how land works in Hawaii and isn't trying to take a bad faith swipe at Zuck. It's a standard practice when buying land and building property. Hawaii is an unusual place in that it's not particularly left wing in certain ways - i.e. lower class communities of color tend to be unusually right-wing - but uprisings against perceived slights by the rich, especially rich mainlanders, are a cherished tradition. There's nothing Zuck can do with that property that won't trigger some kind of scandal.