Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

The LongRanger says:

The North Shore ISIS. Typical "tribal" thug mentality. Cultural hasbeens going nowhere in the fast lane.

sanchez12344321 says:

khala Alexander and the wolf pack are, and always will be, bullying asshole who pick on the weak.

Brook G says:

Tribal, territorial behavior is the norm in surfing everywhere but these "Hawaiians" play the persecuted culture card to justify levels of violence I have yet to see anywhere else. The motivation is simply personal gratification. More waves. More chicks. Claiming to police Pipe to keep others safe? Come on bra.

Ryan Smith says:

Kala is a punk. They are violent. And they NEVER fight alone. They're like dogs. Ironic that they call themselves the "wolfpak." Hawaiians and Vietnamese have a lot in common.

If you doubt me…go down to Kalakaua on a Friday night. Watch ppl like Alexander picking fights with tourists.

John Morgan says:

the hawaiians should be left alone you don't need someone on the islands since the 1960s telling these hawaiians what to do.

surfcrazy1 says:

Wolfpack?…. Hahahahahahaha!

Walnut7Man555 says:

This locals only crap is BS

Invisible Armour Anti Bullet Systems says:

This clearly has always been a racist issue. No one has ever come out to explain it that way. The Aussies, Mainlanders, etc. do not have a Hawaii North Shore of their own. So they came to the North Shore to use it for self promotion without ever inviting the Hawaiian. The history will show that Eddie Aikau was a positive advocate for Hawaiians to surf competitively and out perform the Haole, i.e. non local. The Hawaiian or Hawaiian bred local always out performed the non locals in the surf. However, the commercialisation of surfing influenced the score cards to show indifference to the Hawaiian, i.e. local. The tuff part for the sport of surfing is that it has never been about which competitor crosses the finish line first. It has always been left to other peoples opinion and perhaps influence to judge accordingly.

The one part of this video I am sadly ashamed about is the fight scene in the water. To fight and strike another person in the water could kill that person or injure them so bad, they could drown. It is not the way of a waterman to do that ever. The beach is where you resolve your issue.

I was also very disturbed that Kala was not aware that lack of self control and use of violence to hurt these visiting surfers is forever in the minds of the local youth on the North Shore and the youth of the surf community in that it is the wrong thing to do.

Kala would have garnered more respect to have pointed that guy off the beach. Ran him out of there instead of beating up the kid. I hope that Kala (and others who have followed him) has expressed his remorse and more importantly we can accept his remorse. The example of violence in those situations works against the locals and is a deterrent to all their efforts of wanting to be acknowledged with respect.

Good Luck to the North Shore and all it harbours.

Confuzus says:

EVERYTHING about the New York Times is dark. I think they should go surfing at Pipeline.

Picos Palas says:

Lol, these guys calling other people aggressive, sure buddy.