That’s what some have been asking ever since boaters and surfers blocked a small cruise ship from docking at Molokai.
The protesters beef: They weren’t invited to give their input on the cruise landing.
Forgotten in this conversation? All of the Molokai small businesses who were adversely affected by the blockade.
Robert Stephenson, a Molokai resident, small business owner and President of the Molokai Chamber of Commerce writes:
No one has been held to account for actions blocking eco-tourist vessel that complied with laws and regulations.
Read the full op-ed from today’s Community Voices section.
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