"aboriginal Hawaiians were not geographically segregated by federal troops,
but live interspersed among Hawaiians of all races and even in other states" is a statement displaying the ignorance of the commentator. Unlike Alaskans, Californians and residents of other states who adopt their states name as a geographical identity factor, no resident of Hawaii calls him or her self a Hawaiian unless that person has Hawaiian blood. Residents of Hawaii are separated by ethnic background and each ethnic group is proud of and maintains that heritage.