Hawaii Court Claims ‘Spirit Of Aloha’ Overrides Constitution

The Hawaii Supreme Court upheld a conviction for island resident Christopher Wilson who was charged in 2017 after carrying a loaded gun without a concealed weapons permit.

The court used omissions of guiding principles and law and ahistorical, sort of fake Warren Burger quotes to make sweeping conclusions about the existence of gun rights based on the islands’ cultural history before statehood.

The Hawaii court’s Feb. 7 decision sets a dangerous precedent.

The justices’ blatant disregard for the superiority of the Supreme Court and the Constitution not only poses a grave threat to Americans ’ rights.

If left unchecked, it could easily inspire other blue states that disagree with founding principles to defy much more than the Second Amendment .