Mr. Kropar, 

I don't think "social-political-economic oppression" and "neocolonial indentured servants" are conspiracy theory words.  I think they accurately and concisely explain the situation that a great many Native Hawaiians face.  

Native Hawaiians suffer socially, politically, and economically.  Each of these, combined, form a system, and that system has oppressed Native Hawaiians since as early as the 1893 Overthrow.  

Hawai'i plantation owners, in the latter part of the 19th century, had indentured servants.  Plantation history evidences that quite clearly.  Those plantation owners claimed political power and created a system that solely benefited themselves.  As major landowners, they controlled real estate development and tourism: two of Hawai'i's largest economic sectors. 

So, when you keep a brown population down and their only means of survival is some job in the hospitality or construction sector.  That's a throwback to indentured servitude.