First, not all Hawaiians want to return to the monarchy - that's a hasty generalization and it's misleading.  

Second, I have a legal background in international law, so I wouldn't agree that there is "no way" a Hawaiian Nation will be recognized nor sustainable.  On the contrary, it is entirely possible.  

Third, no one knows how many Hawaiians are also proud Americans, so again, you're disinforming when you allude to Hawaiians largely rejecting American citizenship. 

Fourth, what is Americanism?  What is the American dream?  How are you fulfilling those criteria that make you American and how are Hawaiians not?  

Fifth, there are many hardworking and intelligent Hawaiians that do help their brothers and sisters rise up.  How many Americans do the same for their fellow Americans?  

Sixth, you don't seem to have much aloha for Hawaiians, so why are you making like this is the land of aloha?  Maybe practice what you preach and be more sympathetic to the plight of Hawaiians?