text: Quoting: "He says the separation is fueled by outsiders’ impatience and lack of understanding of local culture...The outsiders want to transplant where they came from to Hawaii. And the locals are unwilling to understand the outsiders’ point of view. It’s becoming a real problem, says Akinaka." Only half of this quotation suggestion is useful: Restating- When outsiders move here, THEY have to adjust to local context and ways of behaving. Admonishing locals for "being unwilling to understand the outsiders' point of view" is yet again accommodative of colonialist impulses that began forcefully with the illegal takeover of Hawaii by white Christian Americans.