The majority do want it.

It’s more closely divided; a small majority of Native Hawaiians favor building the telescope.

Building a telescope the majority of Native Hawaiians want isn’t oppression.

“The arrogance displayed by scientists and others who think scientific knowledge is more-important than the self-determination and agency of human beings makes the opposition of Native Hawaiians to the proposed telescope even more justifiable.”

Actually, there is one. Someone unearthed a body and relocated it to the TMT site and built a shrine. I think it’s still there.

No it’s not. The majority of Native Hawaiians want to see the telescope being built. TMT is paying $1M a year towards STEM education. It will provide 100 well-paying jobs and keep Hawaii a dominant force in astronomy.

Correct. Most Native Hawaiians want it built.

They’re not building over any grave sites. Nor are they building near any culturally significant areas.

Most Native Hawaiians want the telescope built.

Most Native Hawaiians want the telescope built. The people who don’t want it built are a handful of individuals.

Most Native Hawaiians want the telescope to be built. It will provide huge benefits including STEM education and excellent jobs.

They’re not building over grave sites or culturally sensitive areas.