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"Tony, Tony, Tony, this is a pretty flimsy article.  It reads like simple character assassination.  Do the rules on a public figure continue to protect you after a person moves into the private sector?\n\nWhy wouldn't a company generating gas consider selling it to one of the largest gas suppliers on the geographically constrained island?  Isn't it understood that experience you gain at any job is yours to keep and take with you to use for your advancement?  Why wouldn't he land big jobs to match his big resume on a small island \nwith a limited talent pool?  Why wouldn't related industries make \nmutually beneficial deals?  Why wouldn't they hire people they thought \nhad the most relevant information for the advancement of their corporate\n goals?\n\nSeparately, I recall from growing up here that Kyle was the valedictorian of his high school class.  I also know he's a licensed engineer.  The point being he's been working harder than most people for most of his life.  I know that because most people aren't valedictorian (1 in every 500+?), and most people couldn't do the math to get licensed as an engineer. \n\nMaybe there is a huge stinking rat in this story, but you haven't seemed to have found it or coherently presented it.  You just smeared a former county official as an individual.\n\nThat said I think the Argenta deal that this administration struck on behalf of Maui County was a really bad idea, and was probably executed both sloppily and questionably.  Why don't you research the deal and write a story about that.  Who benefits?  From what I have heard, it is not us.  \n\nYou're supposed to write stores about fact, not insinuation.  That's the difference in obligation between my half-assed internet comment and your \"journalism\".\n\nAnyway, that's the insurmountable problem with haoles right?  They never show enough respect or restraint to understand why they aren't really part of the community.  You live here, but you have no problem making irresponsible assertions because you don't feel the obligation of respect that comes with being an invested member of a small community. Even if you were to figure it out, some new babooze would come and put his foot in his mouth the next day.\n\n...And some day after you're done slandering people with marginally researched articles, you'll move back to the mainland and read articles about Maui so you can eagerly post comments about how you used to live here, and you used to be a \"local\", so you know how corrupt and stupid everyone is.\n\nAloha?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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