ponokeali'i, it is that simple. getting to it is also simple. living wage jobs. ive lived on small islands most of my life in the north and south pacific. sixty years ago, there was no homeless people because everyone built their own house on community land. after ww2, most trustee nations, the u.s. great britian, australia, new zealand and france if i remember, all divided up the community land and gave titles to individuals, most went to the chiefs of course, but everyone got a little. thirty years later, it was like hawaii, the chiefs relatives owned almost all of it and the little guys land was so overrun with relatives with nipa huts there was no room to plant food anymore.