WORST AREAS OF HONOLULU HD 1080p

[@patriciaanndemello4652]

I miss the Hawaii of my childhood in the 60's and 70's. Now most of the population is a couple paychecks away from homelessness. Very sad time for our island.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Between vegan, 3d laser printers & life science I am surprised we still have issues at all concerning the hustle & bustle.

[@howellwong11]

I precede you by 30 years.

[@Jose_Jimenez]

Most don't go homeless, they work it out unless on drugs or drunk.

[@PracticalPerry]

@@Jose_Jimenez Disagree. Most do go homeless, or move to the mainland. What you see are rich people, Haole, that move from mainland to Hawai'i.

[@samhamilton9181]

Good you got this side of hawaii on film. Most people have no idea this side of hawaii exists

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Mahalo. That’s exactly why I created it! Not to compare hoods, just simple expose’. Make what you will of it.

[@aphr0d]

Thanks for sharing this, I've always been extremely curious about this because I know all of the state isn't a paradise island. Thanks for showing how life is like for so many locals. It's really incredible to see. I also really appreciate your commentary. I hope life gets better. The US government is so cruel to its own citizens, it often feels like.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thank you! Yes, hawaii is not all paradise. We have an extremely corrupt state government. The US government prioritizes it’s defense budget and black Ops over it’s people, but really all governments are run by criminals and liars. What’s crazy about the US is, the extremities between rich and poor. I’ve traveled a lot in the world and seen that the US does have a little more freedom then a lot of countries, but there is a huge dysfunctional population. Drug abuse, alcohol, media mind control and terrible diet has most of Americans minds wrapped up in a bubble from seeing a bigger picture. That was all done by design.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200 surreal. Self exposed the rest is court order..

[@sallyrickerson9139]

100% spot on.@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200

[@anthonyriche552]

Glad you're making these videos. I live in Hawaii and most people think all of Hawaii are pretty beaches and fresh fruit everywhere. Sure, there's that but there are also spots that are no different than any other place- save for the tropical weather. It's not all paradise. And you're right- the culture is dying more and more. I lived in Waiʻanae which was considered one of the rougher parts of town though I never encountered anything myself.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thank you, that means a lot! There’s a whole different side of hawaii the tourist industry does not report on. Wai’anae has some of the highest crime on the island, but there’s good bad pocket like everywhere.

[@RazPerignon]

What do you mean the culture there is dying?

[@anthonyriche552]

@@RazPerignon According to statistics, Native Hawaiians make up only 10% of the population. Probably shrinking would be a better word.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

I come from bad blood & a bad area both. I got messed with. You said it at 100% with it still having the weather. 🔮

[@anthonyriche552]

@@StevenMichaelCunningham I'm sorry you got messed with brother. I hope you're cool now. But yeah, people need to know it's not all sunshine and rainbows.

[@theslowwalker]

Really sad. I remember many of those areas when I was a kid 60 years ago and there were many good memories. I had to frequent those areas up till the time I retired and witnessed its downfall. I haven't been to some of those places for a while and it looks like it's gotten a lot worst. I still have many good memories of restaurants, open markets, etc. Now I have some bad ones.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Yeah it’s sad. Once drugs were introduced in these areas, they had their downfall. I would say crime as far as gangs and murder was actually a lot worse in the 90’s and early 2000’s, now it’s a lot of homeless drug addicts.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

I imagined that the mall, park & film theater would make any evening or season absolutely wonderful. 👣

[@drpoundsign]

I took the bus to Chinatown at night. That was a mistake! The restaurant I ate at wasn't too bad, but I needed a key for the bathroom.

[@markettradinggenius]

I remember going to a starbucks in waikiki and had to have a key just to use the restroom. I moved from Oahu and have been living here on the East Coast, for almost a year now and I have NEVER had a better life. I live in Virginia☺...hawaii is not all it's cracked up to be(and this is coming from a native of Oahu)

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Let the good times roll!

[@sallyrickerson9139]

What a contrast to Waikiki beach and Kalakaua Ave. My ex's brother moved to Honolulu in 1978 and stayed 42 years but now lives in Japan with his wife. He Bought up Condo's 200 yards from Waikiki beach to rent to tourists & prospered quite well. People asked him "Why are you so white (Never a golden tan living in Hawaii) and he simply said, " Because I am working my ass off". - *The PLAN-demic he really took a bad hit. Sold many of them but still has a few. He was lucky enough to rent a house his entire time living there where the owner locked his rent. and actually a nice house. I knew there was a homeless situation there, but I did not know all this housing projects even existed. ~

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

There are many contrasts on this one island. Plan-Demic is exactly right! Thank you for noticing the purpose of this video. To simply show place most would never go or know that even exists here!

[@sallyrickerson9139]

Thank you so much for commenting on my post. EVERYTHING you said about the "Rigged system" is spot on. I've know for 30 years at least. Either one has their eyes wipe open or eyes wide shut. I will assume we both have researched the same material. And yes, it WAS a PLAN-demic and Agenda 2030 is a real agenda, the Great re-set, and the 4th Industrial revolution. The famous words Klaus Schwab said about the PLAN-demic is "We will not let a crisis go to waste'.He was not kidding. I am fully aware of the WEF, the UN and what their goal is to de-pop the planet in the name of climate change. By 2050 the goal is the have 0 carbon footprint.~ With your travels I am sure you have seen it all on the mainland and the rapid deterioration of society. Philly is seriously sad. So much suffering.;(. I wanted to say my ex's Brother by all means did not live high off the hog with his Condo rental business. He was frugal. Drove a old truck, shopped at Goodwill, at ate McDonald's a lot. He was simply surviving, he was just a lucky duck the owner of the house he rented froze the rent, otherwise it would have been a different story for him. You did a fantastic job with this doc/video and it opened my eyes, becasue what you showed, I never knew. Aloha! @@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200

[@markettradinggenius]

starting at around 1:13 timeframe you were on the same street and bypassed a homeless shelter named IHS, which is where alot of my personal school mates used to live back in 2007. Across the street, there used to be Target but that is now PetSmart store and down the street is the movie theatre(Dole Pineapple building) that I used to go to all the time :)

[@nickiburdick6276]

Lived on bethel st in Honolulu 1974 just a few miles from Waikiki your right people are so friendly my son is Japanese and Hawaiian and white we love diversity ❤

[@polobelafonte3692]

I love your commentary I will be sure to tune into your podcast show I am a fan keep waking us up please

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thank you so much! The podcast is my real work. Here on KZbin is limited but thanks for your kind words!

[@kathlynemarkham3119]

Mahalo for this video, it’s important to see the other side that tourists don’t normally see or know about. I hope it’s gotten better and cleaner now in 2024 than when this was taken. 🙏🌺🙏♥️

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Mahalo! It’s hard to tell if it’s gotten any better or worse. As far as homelessness, they just move the problems and it just goes somewhere else. The cost of living crunch has definitely got worse.

[@lindajackson4631]

It would help if you pointed out what is so bad in these areas as a narrative in this video

[@justsayinfornow5274]

Maybe some caption of where you are.

[@Beachdawg1996]

Many of the places look normal in daylight, but you would not want to be there after dark

[@honeyvega7986]

This system in Hawaii where the locals work to build the tourist industry and are forced to return to their government homestead afterwards to live happily ever after with their families behind the scene. This has always been a problem in Hawaii for the local people who can't afford the high cost of living.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

We’ve allowed rich people from the mainland to completly buy up Hawaii and sell it out. Our state government is so corrupt. They never look out for our well being and help pay us what we deserve. It really is like a modern day big plantation of slaves to run this tourist economy and that’s it. We get out priced from our homes, and they look the other way.

[@markettradinggenius]

reminds me of the Dubai scene where you have all those indians coming in to work in the tourism industry and they find out real fast how to become slaves in more ways than they can count...

[@mackzed88]

The homeless are just trying to survive. They are forced in to a situation where life is about day to day survival and hope is non-existent. Interesting, these parts of Honolulu kinda look like San Francisco, las vegas, L.A. I would have expected it look very different. Poor people look the same.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Honolulu looks very similar to the west coast in many spots. The majority of the neighborhoods were built in the 60’s. Newer and less worn looking as east coast and Midwest bad parts.

[@nativetexanful]

If God exists then why won't he help those poor people?

[@JollyFlys]

​@@nativetexanful He already did by giving them a chance to live. Is up to Him when and where He extends His Hand. I'm sure God has done a lot more than you, or any of us.

[@nativetexanful]

@@JollyFlys I do more than God does to help people. I donate money to food pantries, I donate clothing to charity, and I donate blood and platelets to help people survive surgeries and various illnesses, while God allows people to become ill and fall into poverty when he is supposedly powerful enough to prevent it. What's the point of just giving someone a chance to live if they have nothing but a life of suffering?

[@JollyFlys]

@@nativetexanful Good for you that God allowed you to that.

[@ajmtravel4856]

Much messier than I expected. ... Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@haroldbray8463]

AS BAD AS OAHU IS,ITS WAY WORSE AROUND THE WORLD.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Indeed

[@josebro352]

Wow! I can't believe this is Hawaii!! I'm in shock. Looks more like the ghettos of Detroit or The Bronx. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever picture Hawaii like this.

[@JulieFaalataina]

Our homeland of our culture has been treated badly by the government!

[@3dandyrandy3]

This is what you get with decades and decades of democratic rule.

[@michaeljennings6647]

Bull shit ,

[@jrdnnss]

how

[@VintageSoloHarmony]

GOP project 2025 if it happens will mess these places up big time. Vote against it if you want a steady lift.

[@wahiawabound808]

You gotta catch the action at night thats when the freaks come out also you forgot to film palolo valley housing the west side, wahiawa, all at night would be an ideal time to film.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Check out some of my other videos on the same subject. I have a night video. I also have done some of those other spots in day.

[@dumbmitch5941]

Do you mind if I use some of this footage for a school project?

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Sure! Just give link it to my work. Thanks

[@dumbmitch5941]

@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200 thanks

[@federalreservebrown2507]

lets remember hawaii is not a state, it is an illegally occupied country.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thats right. Occupied Hawaii

[@JulieFaalataina]

We grew up and was born in Honolulu Hawaii until our parents moved us to the mainland I was 7 years old . I miss home. I haven't been back ever sense

[@Chefbridgettecolemanhannah]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Glad to share

[@elevatedsoulsyndicate9754]

Interesting video that shows some of the real sides of "paradise" here in Oahu. This post is a year old and it's gotten worse now. I was on a bus ride last week, April 2023, around the HNL airport area and there are many tent city encampments everywhere. Lots of drug use and mental illness, mixed with poverty and dreary architecture and geomancy. Most people in Oahu are a paycheck away from being houseless. Even the local Walmart is closing downtown. Some people think it's total paradise but have no idea what's really going on in Honolulu and other areas. People working multiple low wage jobs, high cost of living, no affordable housing, and anger & resentment towards non locals. Military bases and most items being shipped in from the mainland or other countries. Unfortunately, this is going on in a lot of cites, "The World is a Ghetto".

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Yes, what you said is all very true. This is happening all over the world, but especially in America, where it’s rotting from the inside a lot more then other western countries. Hawaii has been like this a long time because it’s been so expensive. Hawaii is not really paradise, at least on most of Oahu. Now, other places are catching up. It actually is a deliberate and controlled demolition of our society and countries. We are seeing what was planned by round table groups of elites, come to fruition from many years back.

[@Chefbridgettecolemanhannah]

Is Hawaii not good for people that want to move there? I'm in San Antonio and it's awful here.

[@elevatedsoulsyndicate9754]

Hawaii is good but it expensive, If you want to move here have a good job or your own business. Also check different island because there are more places to live than Honolulu. @@Chefbridgettecolemanhannah

[@mackzed88]

Yeah, this has been in the works for decades. Crack and AIDS in the early 80's. That's when homelessness started. Rents started skyrocketing. Fentanyl, meth, opioids and legal weed today...and CVD.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thats right. It’s been part of a destabilization plan to destroy community from within. It started when they took the hippie generation who were just smoking weed and doing hallucinogens, to using the appetite to get high, for the harder substances. Now we have large swaths of the population that are stuck in wastoid culture.

[@jerrywayne3467]

@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200 is the weed recreational like were you can buy weed legally

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

@@jerrywayne3467 no. Hawaii been stupid about that one - just like covid

[@xavieravilez3410]

You did that bro you got it right on the nail

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thank you very much!

[@uncleiroh765]

The fact I’m watching this and at 8:23 you drive into my parking lot and my parking stall and then reverse back to leave is crazy, what a coincidence 😅😂❤️

[@jtabarejo]

I think you only scratching the surface of the real problem here on Oahu. There are allot of other areas in every zip code. The state and city governments know about them but haven't been able to clean up the streets for decades, spend the time debating the solutions. Currently the City government created a program called "CORE", an outreach program that takes social and medical workers out to homeless, talks to them, and tries to get them in housing. Allot of homeless are mentally disabled and refuse to be admitted in Kaneohe Mental Institution. CORE's first areas of contact are Chinatown and Waikiki, a high exposure to tourists, and recently a tourist got assaulted right outside Waikiki in daylight. The homeless cannot be grouped in the same category or situation. Many have jobs and incomes but not enough to afford rents, so live out of cars, vans, or trucks. You'll find them parked on the side of the road, with blacked out windows. Some of them are cronics, some not.

[@jerrywayne3467]

So can you tell me every area to avoid please

[@jtabarejo]

@@jerrywayne3467 I live on Oahu, born and raised. Oahu has evolved from a place where we didn't lock up the house when we left to now needing security cameras. To answer your question, every district has it's hot spots for criminal activity, even the hotel district of Waikiki. Our Mayor is making an effort against crime and homeless, but it's an ongoing endless battle. My advice is to always be aware of the areas travelling to, and if possible travel in pairs. Hawaii is still worth the visit, and has allot to offer.

[@jaycee4504]

🌅🧟🌅 Appreciate your work and your words , keep it up homie ✊ 🤙

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

I appreciate that! If you haven’t checked out my podcast, that’s where you’ll find the bulk if my work.

[@stb201]

Thank you for taking time to show reality videos of Oahu. I think it's easy to rant how unfair our gov. system is. How about readers brainstorming, researching and sharing how to empower people not to fall into these traps? For example, I did quick comparison of countries with, comparatively, world's least amount of poverty, crime, corruption, homelessness etc;. I came up with: Japan, Germany, Netherlands, Thailand, and Ghana near the top. Then I asked what are they doing that USA is not? IMO, these populations value education and discipline and learn to make informed life choices and, using the system we live in, vote for decent people.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate you. It’s a complex situation. There are many angles to look at it. I like the idea of empowerment, it is a hard task. It may be a hard pill to swallow, but America is being systematically taken down by the institutions of our organized society on purpose. Our institutions have been slowly infiltrated over many decades by global think tanks that don’t have the US population’s best interests at heart, but instead to take down the country from the inside. It’s happened through education, media, pop culture, bad food, drugs implanted into society, politics, lack of respect and lack of morality. I think poverty will exist everywhere to a certain extent, but when you add addictive drugs to a situation, it really makes it worse. Until people open their minds to what’s really going on and face this hidden force taking over the world, these problems will persist.

[@samchunghoon1819]

Curious as to this was shot a year ago. Was just recently home a couple of months ago and some of the areas in your video looked a lot better now than they did a year ago. Especially in comparison to my last visit back in 2012. I noticed a lot of the areas that were total mess were looking cleaner, granted there still areas on the island that look like a third world country, but it appears that the powers that be are putting some effort into cleaning them up.. Mahalo for sharing.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

No, that’s not what’s going on. They just move them out of one area and they inhabit other spots. A lot have gone out west again, which is highlighted in another video. The state of hawaii is one of the worst governments in the US. They don’t fix anything.

[@j562gee0hdeewestsdegethemuLa]

Remind me of downtown la , just not as bad lol

[@MasterQuan808]

Mayor wright housing. My family came out of there 1960s.Jacksons

[@theroadrunnerjarhead4109]

I grew up on Oahu during the 50s, and 60s. I’ve lived in Honolulu and waipio which is now militani. Even back then mayor wright housing, kuhio park terrace had bad reputations. Been on the mainland since the early 80s. Guess not much has changed.

[@williamwoolcock]

Hey, it's cold on the mainland. Maybe you could buy some camping supplies, take a one way flight to Honolulu and come partake of our good social services, open places to set up your tent and enjoy the good weather. The cops may chase you somewhere else. You can go to a shelter for dinner, etc. This is a tour of some of the places I travel to. I always meet some nice people there. You say nothing about the nice new cars- some totally screwed up priorities. You bring in your jargon, but its been this way for years. Housing prices have gone through the roof leaving many unable to pay for housing (but they buy their cars?). The state talks about "affordable housing." But it never comes. Other places do "housing first" but Honolulu hasn't accepted the concept.

[@gilbertahsam643]

The reason why Hawaii has this large homeless population is because of the people in office holding the minimum wage down so it's hard to have a place to stay. Rent is over 2k a month so if your making 14 $ an hour than this is were you end up. To get into the housing projects it will take 2 yrs min to get in. I left Hawaii 8 yrs ago and live in Ohio and love it here. Way cheaper than Hawaii

[@josebro352]

True, but Ohio doesn't have the ocean. Unless you're on the shores of Lake Erie.

[@zacharytaylor6677]

Yo bro you go Waianae?

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

I have in another video, but never done a proper one just focusing on the west. I need a list of good streets to get good footage on.

[@time4change56]

🤙🏽

[@retahdude]

8:50 he drove the wrong way into sunnys mart lol they immediately knew you weren’t from there

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Lol Yea never turned in there before

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

OOPS. 🛀

[@simplekustomsbyeddiepapand1838]

Lived their for 5 years in kailua!! Don't miss it !! Lol

[@nissanranger5866]

What is with the annoying rhythmic beat in the background???

[@deenasmusicbox]

Hawaii is difficult for people to get to and even harder to leave once reality smacks you in the face…

[@marcielynn4886]

I grew up there but left for the big island 20 plus years ago. I now own 3 properties. I couldn't own one on Oahu.

[@chrischoir3594]

So how much are rents in these apartments?

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Not sure which ones you are referring to, but to give you an idea, I saw a sign outside of the projects in this video called kuhio park terrace and it said: 2 bedrooms starting at $1500 a month. Those projects have been notorious for years with gangs and lack of good infrastructure. Hawaii is known for low pay and high prices.

[@cedriccade]

It's jacked up all over

[@betzy7560]

You should film the public housing on liliha they look like correctional facilities and the street of Lauiki it’s inhumane

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

I think I may have in another video.

[@Eltinomma96]

Doesn’t look that bad tbh still looks nicer then 99% of the projects in the United States

[@darrellhart9363]

I live here and you went through on a good day now some of those areas are much worse. I would love to do one of your tour drives and really explain it in a way that will make the mainlander gasp As they don't understand what really at work here, wages 1/3 less then most of the US housing your buying junk house's at San Francisco prices With food so overpriced. Hawaii is known for Generational housing Breff term means you, wife, kids, Mom, Dad,grandmam, granddad, share the same house yes and this is the uncrowded one. So come to Hawaii and pay for your coffin house.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

I’m down to collaborate. Email me for details.

[@Kimberlyscurfield]

it’s crazy how expensive it is here. :( I love living here but the prices are rising while we speak.

[@aaronkamakaze2967]

Bra most of the mainland makes less then 10 bucks an hour. A lot of states still have $7.75 minimum wage .... So no wages in Hawaii are not 1\3 of most of the mainland lol. A simple Google search will show Hawaii has some of the highest wages in the country

[@darrellhart9363]

@@aaronkamakaze2967 I lived on the main land before moving here in Hawaii in 2010 for a example tour bus driver at that time made $15.75 hr to start city bus $ 24.00 hr to start plus befits now here in Hawaii $9.00hr tour bus and $17.00hr city to start. Now I know people who work Mc Donald Corp main land California, Organ, Washington, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, all start higher then Hawaii and that's just part of the list. And without checking other sorosis Google is off many times when it comes to pay and don't trust what the city has posted city of Honolulu says the average income in the city is $74.000 per person, and it's the way they count their money which is all those who own property their income and how many people from out of state own property here well just look at all those empty condo across the Island's those wages are counted too. Now the person who did the video where I made comment did not put in the number of people who are homeless and working in precent of their population it's over 40% and that's the fulltime ones part time add another 10% percent with most of them living in their cars spread all over the Islands. Now everyday I am teaching a new homeless person how to survive being homeless where they can get help so to continue with someone who living a dilution about Hawaii please get some professional help you are lost in a dream land and you are not going to like it waking up to the truth. Homelessness will keep growing as prices of housing keep going up and the price of everything keeps going up and the wages stagnate to the different level of change so mark my words I really mean it more not less people will become homeless if things don't change so please wake up that's to everybody the Government is not going to help or the money that went to Ukraine would have gone to those in the USA.

[@katrinak7394]

You can go to the mainland anytime bro.

[@loganasteroid4832]

Awesome footage bra! These spots get plenty chronics. Dirty town side.

[@lindajackson4631]

Interesting narrative at the end of this video. I don’t necessarily agree with it though. I think society’s problem can be summed up in one word: GREED

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Yes, but greed is a lower level motivation. Our society is run by criminals liars and psychopaths at the top. The people at the top already have money. In fact they can print it. It’s about control, because they are control freaks. They think they have the right to rule. They do not care about anyone’s well being. The actual meaning of the word government in Latin is: mind control. Until humanity learns how to govern themselves, we will always be under these elites who don’t have humanity’s best interest in mind.

[@kathlynemarkham3119]

Extremely well said ….. sadly truth

[@mackzed88]

I like the music. What is it?

[@ItzMeAgain88]

Ur right thanks for the video

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Thanks for watching and enjoying!

[@midwestgrammar2941]

Is there potholes in Hawaii??

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Plenty. Salt corrosion from the ocean air and lazy construction workers

[@dorthymcbride3384]

😢😢this is what happens when the rich buy up the land and the locals can't afford to live home. The mainland pays for homeless people to fly to Hawaii and live😢

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

True. Hawaii is a rich man’s paradise and it doesn’t care for its own people

[@charleydahl2057]

when I was in Maui, late 70's-mid 80's. home less people at that time where called SAND BAGGERS.

[@TheFberry100]

I don't understand the purpose of these videos. Most cities have areas like this. Any city with extreme wealth typically has an area with extreme poverty. I live in Stockton. You hear how ghetto and gang infested it is here. What you DON'T hear is there are areas with 2 and 3 acre lots with custom homes or gated areas where there are houses with 2 pools and golf courses. Homes on the marina with private docks and boats. I have lived in Hawaii. Kailua, Kahala, and Hawaii Kai are beautiful. Kam 4. Not so much.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

It’s really just a look places most people don’t go, or will ever see. The media sways our opinion of places they label as “bad” when in reality, there are great people in all of these areas that just want to live. What I’m showing here is simply a look at places that are rarely seen by outsiders. There is a whole genre of videos on KZbin like this. Nobody has covered Honolulu, so I did. You don’t have to like it. We should also really not ignore that society has gotten used to degradation as if its normal. People need to realize that governments are wrong and immoral by actually in many cases inserting drugs into these communities.

[@koreanstallion]

We used to love to go to Chinatown!

[@JulieFaalataina]

Grew up at the A & B building

[@whatiate2000]

i was just there last week. it’s gotten worse!

[@dennischen8887]

Even in these "bad" areas, a single family home is over a million dollars.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

It is, and everyone is scraping by just trying to make these ridiculous rents with low pay.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200 every single property owner can have the cost based on income so.....

[@VintageSoloHarmony]

“Family home” is a bad idea. Community living with shared kids or no kids and communal dining is now the way to go. It would reduce mental illness, for starters. Hawaii is the perfect place for this new future. Whatever your situation we are so blessed with the climate, hopefully for 30 more years. Get a bike or e bike too.

[@lannwoo2865]

At lease it doesn’t having any homeless peoples back like the mainland u. S

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

We do. We have over 6000 on this island. We’re one of the worst states for homelessness. I didnt get too many in this video thats all.

[@glenpang5025]

Awe, get plenty homeless people who get da aloha spirit. I drive through some of those streets to get to Costco. Only the ones who look like they are on drugs that you should keep distance from. People from "big" cities on the mainland only think me thoughts & not we thoughts. Locals tend to understand "Eh shaka bradda, hang loose no get all hoohoo. Chill out. Yet true, those places have gotten worst over the last few decades.

[@angelsummers6555]

Good to know...I wish you would have talked more through the video though Explained things more..lol I'm really not sure whats going on! 😅

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Let me know any question you have. I feel like talking through the whole video makes it harder for someone to take in the overall vibe. If you would like to listen to more of what I have to say, check out my podcast.

[@masterdeeable1]

Yes sir, Puerto Rico as well as the massacres and drugs is a consistent plaque.

[@mikes_in_paradise78]

These people need help!! They need resources to get help and get off the streets.

[@johnking6252]

I lived there back in the mid 70's and I gotta say, yeah you be right, they got some of their own shit holes just like the rest of america. Congratulations you've made it. 👎🇺🇲🙏😭😭😭

[@howellwong11]

All the areas where poor people live. It is like that on the mainland.

[@SaltyCado]

Looks so dull and run down. The apartments every where and the jusy grey and tan stone buildings give very big middle eastern country vibes

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

I’ve never thought of it like that. I’ve always thought of it as similar to communist housing in china somewhere.

[@SaltyCado]

@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200 that's actually way more on spot than my analogy. I totally see that one, I never once knew Hawaii had areas that looked like this

[@noneya7297]

I grew up & played in China town it was way worst before

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

It seems to go through phases of really bad, and not so bad. 90’s and early 2000s seemed worse.

[@billbonu1639]

You scared to get out of your car?

[@3dandyrandy3]

Mayor wright housing there right outside of Chinatown during wartime was military housing. Currently I'd say 85% of those living in mayor wright housing are micronesians. There are good people who live in mayor wright housing because they live there doesn't make them bad people not everybody can afford to pay $2,000 a month rent.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Mayor wright used to be much worse in the 90s and early 2000s when it was home of the bad Samoan bloods and lil crip Killaz. It think it’s mellowed out a lot since then. Nowadays, it’s mostly Micronesian’s and it seems chill. Most people here can’t even afford $2000 a month. Not even me, let alone people in the projects. Hawaii was stolen by rich assholes.

[@3dandyrandy3]

@@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200 not stolen but sold by locals.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

True. A bit of both

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

I CAN NOT WAIT TO MAKE IT TO HAWAII! YES, YES & YES! 🌉

[@andrewsoupene1028]

Sold to the highest bidder

[@tazydeelopez5704]

Omg! That’s horrible.

[@romelvelasco6636]

Hawaii is no longer a paradise.

[@marcielynn4886]

River st. Has not changed much. Compare that to the river walk in San Antonio. Shame!

[@makavilezway1179]

ur words run deep!!!

[@Bobzilla206]

I'm not saying it's better or worse it mirrors alot of Seattle in some places. I've seen red states on some videos that aren't any better a.k.a. a different just as destructive pattern of abandoned towns.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

You’re right. It looks like anywhere on the west coast these days. Same policies, but ultimately it doesn’t matter if a place is run by the blue or red team. This whole country has been through a controlled demolition and people don’t see it, because the elites are playing the long game at taking down America. We’re all in the boiling pot, wondering why it’s getting worse.

[@infinitytricks3716]

Gotta show ‘em the mahus at night or the ma’a zombies.

[@RenzaissanceTV]

Pretty much Kalihi lol

[@LAnnLale]

They migrated 2 mwh

[@gh7829]

And they blamed it on Micronesians. 😮

[@James-sn5mg]

There are plenty of bad Micronesians on the streets doing bad stuff, especially the Chuukese Micros. They do commit lots of crimes.

[@fernandokuzunoha8844]

no wonder they were lasered

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Wrong island, but lasered Maui yes

[@LAnnLale]

N they da ones rob our elderly kupuna

[@alexcooking7223]

Why they want to become homeless ?

[@Jczcj]

Still better than LA though 😅

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Yes. LA has always been worse

[@Iwalani-z1w]

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU DOING

[@marcielynn4886]

Condolulu!

[@Yoshikage8008]

Do you support Black Lives Matter

[@discussingwithyouisfutile1703]

Why are u bringing this here?

[@thepeterchannel3230]

flying cockroaches

[@rekspeks]

Bsrshlo ochevidn no zato US grazhd

[@daylannachor9546]

At least go out and talk to da locals!! U just driving around lol I tink u sked😅

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Next time

[@stacitowery3475]

Not in any brochire😂

[@3dandyrandy3]

David Iggy, Josh Green and Rick bagardi run this chit hole💩💩

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Agreed. Those 3 guys need to be left on Kahoolawe with no water and no shoes.

[@anthonywike8042]

TRUMP 2024!!!

[@Jose_Jimenez]

Just like SF.

[@truthfilledtrajectorychant9200]

Same with LA and all west coast cities. Philadelphia much worse

[@oldfatdude]

Total breakdown of local Government ! meaning miss management of funds . honolulu is cash rich with all the hotels and shopping and property taxes. the city could put all those people to work cleaning up the infected areas and allow them to pay their way with Affordable housing and give them back their pride. every city in America has the same problem and it's our problem but we can fix this !