In my casual understanding of the story of homeless on the palace grounds I have been impressed by the (Christian) tolerant and compassionate response of the palace administrators, which seemed to me much in line with my admittedly uninformed thoughts of "what would Liliuokalani do?"  However the actions of a few cross the line and make an untenable situation.  There are no easy answers and ultimately this is a homeless issue not a palace issue.  Hawaii and the nation need wayyy more mental health and drug treatment/education.  I recently spoke to a very kind and gentle homeless man on the street who had obviously just been released from a hospital (still wearing his wrist band, bare feet) yet he could not string words together into a coherent sentence.  How could this man be sent back onto the street?  In a different case I followed the online blog of a young man who was trying to get treatment for meth addiction and there were no treatment spaces open to him for months.