Comments on: Kala Alexander on Pipeline and the Wolfpack

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 18:49:00 +0000

I agree with you. Localism does serve a good purpose in the line-up and teaching new-comers respect and surf etiquette. Blocking you from enjoying a beach seems like a different story.

By: travis17

travis17 — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:06:00 +0000

i dunno man i have extremely mixed feelings about the system. im from chicago illinois and go to kauai every winter for a month. Now im not a great surfer by any stretch of the imagination but i love it and have to be the only kid to get surfer mag in the midwest. anyways to an extent, knowledge of kala and the heirarchy of localism, has completely kept me in line. every now and then i have a good session at the pavilion or semi pine trees i get a little cocky and want to head out to the bowl or up the road. knowing that i dont really have a good idea of how a proper line up is or who is who among the locals, has definitely kept me from being a cocky asshole in the water and i completly respect what the locals are trying to do. on the otherside you kind of feel like you have to walk on egg shells in hanalei. last new years my friend and a couple girls we met decided to go spend new years on the beach and was told several times that our new years is up at the resort and to get the fuck off the beach. that to me is a little more than protecting the respect and integrity of a community thats just straight forward being mean. the other part of the system that is dont like is it limits where i can go in north shore kauai. I just wish that is mainlanders werent all judged as a whole, even though we may not be amazing surfers and werent born in kauai doesnt mean some of us respect the culutre and would want to learn how to peacefully become part of a line up

By: Tim Kaes

Tim Kaes — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 12:55:00 +0000

I agree with local Hawaiian, please respect the water and the people. The problem with whites is that they act cocky wherever they go. They need a good beatdown.

By: Kali Reevesman

Kali Reevesman — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 08:26:00 +0000

Kala Alexander is such a coward. Seriously. He was beating up that white kid who was younger than him, shorter than him, and weighed less than him. Ooh wow! Talk about being a “beach bully.” Kala probably grew up in a drug-addict family and had no moral values taught to him by his parents. Who knows? Maybe his dad and mom divorced, and he grew up socially incapable of dealing with problems. One thing for sure. Kala needs anger-management counseling. Seriously. You don’t just assault somebody just because he or she is doing something wrong and take your frustration out in that kind of manner. Auwe! And as a Kama’aina who used to live on Oahu, it’s sad, but I see a lot of these thug mentality amongst fellow Hawaiians in Waianae and other parts of Oahu.

By: Luicso47

Luicso47 — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 11:53:00 +0000

Curiosamente pone una palabra tras otra, habla. Enhorabuena eso es un principio.El entrevistador que asiente con la cabeza (por si acaso) ¿teme algo?
El Aloha dejalo para tu gente a esos subnormales que te admiran.
Tu no eres surf, tu eres nada.

By: Carlos

Carlos — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 06:11:00 +0000

basics: you will never generate respect with violence, its the same fascist logic used by pinochet here in Chile, with violence you only generate fear, terror and repulsion, that has nothing to do with respect, do you really think that beating your wife will generate her respect? do you really think you get respect by taking the law by your own hands? not in the real world.

Respect its gained by praising peoples integriti, by showing compasion and charity, you get respect by acting like a human being, by devoting your life for others needs, by BEING CIVILIZED and not by bieng brutal.

your logic its so disgusting and sick as thinking can get respect by raping someone becouse it pased a red light, you are extremist like the talibans, you love and praise the use of excesive violence for absurd situations. If catching a wave its more important than a human life you guys have no dignity at all.

Its a shame all the homeless in hawaii, have you done something about it? there you can get respect….

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Thu, 25 Nov 2010 20:50:15 +0000

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By: monte j.

monte j. — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 11:03:56 +0000

First off, i love the show 808 bra,the volcom house is sick with it. You had a hard life as a kid&had to earn respect ,same here! Da`hui and wolf pak are what the northshore need. It`s not about bad asses it`s about respect,everything else comes with that-Girls,waves,home,money. Seems you have all that and a bag of chips!! keep on keeping on bra. Much repect…

By: tone

tone — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 22:33:02 +0000

LOL He cant even fight, he couldnt knock out that scrony white dude, no matter how hard he tried. He is just a buff ass little rat. I agree with what he is trying to do, but he is just a asshole and not the right person to be leading anything. If he thinks he is some kind of tough fighter type of person, start MMA. Maybe you can actually win something, unlike your “career” in surfing.

By: Tag Rockhauser

Tag Rockhauser — Tue, 18 May 2010 18:29:16 +0000

Kala Alexander is a virus within society. Evidently he’s had a lot of bad breaks, but his misfortune shouldn’t be an excuse. This guy should be delt with in a severe and uncomprimising fashion. He’s a felon and should be put on a very tight leash. One more small mistake and he should spend the rest of his days in a cage.