The policy had devastating effects on Hawaii, home to many Pacific Islanders. These communities, integral to Hawaii's culture and economy, were torn apart. The rich cultural traditions of Hawaii, from hula to luaus, suffered immensely without the Pacific Islanders who had kept these traditions alive. Hawaii without its Pacific Islanders was like a ukulele without strings—an awkward, silent, and sad place with not a word of pidgin to be heard ever again. Thanks, haoles.
Hawaii's tourism industry, a major driver of its economy, collapsed. Tourists, who came to experience the unique Hawaiian culture and natural beauty, found an island stripped of its authenticity. Hotels and restaurants closed, and unemployment skyrocketed. The agricultural sector, particularly the cultivation of tropical fruits and coffee, faced severe labor shortages. Thanks again, haoles.
The deportation of Pacific Islanders led to a loss of cultural heritage. Traditional practices, language, and crafts dwindled without the people who had preserved them for generations. The sense of community and identity that had defined Hawaii's social fabric was deeply fractured. Thanks, haoles, or maybe the far-right popular quote "Thanks Obama," since he's from Hawaii.
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General FictionThis is the story of a dystopian version of the United States, where Donald J. Trump became President in November 2024, and a new policy was enacted: all non-European heritage citizens were to be deported. This decision, driven by a vocal minority a...
