Affirmative Action, Autism, Anxiety, and Relationships | Mon. 7-3-23

July 03, 2023 / James Hake

Baltimore had a bad mass shooting. A couple long calls on "autism," Affirmative Action (ending), and bad relationships!

The Hake Report, Monday, July 3, 2023 AD

TIME STAMPS

0:00:00 Start
0:00:32 Topics: Baltimore, Truckers, Affirmative Action
0:03:32 Hey, guys! World's Greatest Grandpa tee
0:06:14 Hassan and the beach (Mr. Sandman, his dog)
0:10:26 Baltimore mass shooting, destruction
0:22:06 Australia "hot-bedding"
0:23:57 JUSTIN, TX: Autism, Affirmative Action
0:47:15 DAVID, TX: "Community," Sowell, wrong woman
1:11:28 Morningstar - White Heart (1992, Tales of Wonder)
1:17:07 Supers: Riots, Dems, Entrepreneur, Deserve less? Fisherman riddle
1:29:53 JAMES, MD: Harbor Freight story, racist?
1:33:04 JEFF, LA: Target practice, community economics of crime
1:39:57 Trucker demand has declined post-shutdowns
1:42:31 Atlantic States not in original 13 colonies
1:45:22 NATHAN, IL: Won't date a gal who been w/ certain others
1:51:28 Supreme Court: Thomas vs Ketanji
1:53:43 Buttigieg vs DeSantis vs Trump on LGBT
1:55:32 Little Is Much - Mary Rice Hopkins (1991, 15 Singable Songs…)

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HAKE NOTES | Mon. 7-3-23

MUSIC: Morningstar - White Heart (1992, Tales of Wonder) //

Little Is Much - Mary Rice Hopkins (1991)

MAYBE: Sick and You're Wrong - Ninety Pound Wuss (1997, Where Meager Die of Self-Interest) //

TIPS:

New study debunks “chemical imbalance” in the brain theory – CSDAP

ANOTHER BLACK MASS SHOOTING?

Not read in Hake News… (Morning Brew Mon. 7/3/23) Two people were killed and 28 injured (three of them critically) in a shooting at a block party in Baltimore on Sunday.

(NBC News Mon. 7/3/23) More than a dozen of the injured were minors, according to police.

RENT TOO HIGH IN AUS

(Morning Brew Mon. 7/3/23) A growing number of Australian students are “hot-bedding”—sharing a bed with a stranger—because rental costs are too high. I DISAVOW!

Truckers flooded the market during Covid. Now they struggle to pay their bills.

(NBC News Mon. 7/3/23, Elizabeth Both writes…) When Covid [SCARED FEMALE COMMIE SHUTDOWNS] snarled supply chains just as people were online shopping for their lockdown lifestyles, tens of thousands of workers bet big on the trucking boom.

The number of trucking companies increased by 50% between the start of the pandemic and the end of last year, but with consumer spending easing, the volume of goods needing to be shipped is returning to pre-pandemic levels.

Many drivers haven’t been able to keep operating with so little work, and experts estimate another 2,000 carriers may have to leave the market before the supply of drivers meet the demand. Those who bought equipment in the past two years and now need to sell it could be out of tens of thousands of dollars.

Now that trucking’s “good times have come and gone,” drivers are left in the lurch and struggling to make a living.

American colonial trivia

(Morning Brew Mon. 7/3/23) …Can you name the two US states with a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean (not just the Gulf of Mexico) that weren’t among the original 13 American colonies?

ANSWER: Florida and Maine (which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820)

‘Colorblind Constitution’: Supreme Court wrangles over the future of race in the law

(NBC News Mon. 7/3/23) When the [so-called] Supreme Court struck down college “affirmative action” (what a euphemism) programs, Justice Clarence Thomas laid out his vision for a “colorblind Constitution” in which the law must apply equally to everyone, even when it is aimed at redressing historical racial discrimination.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who, along with Thomas, is one of only three Black justices who have ever served on the court, responded bitterly to her colleague in her own dissenting opinion in the affirmative action case.

ALSO:

President Biden can ill-afford to leave young and minority voters upset over having to make student loan payments they thought might be forgiven or reduced.
The ruling in favor of a Christian website designer who doesn’t want to make wedding websites for same-sex couples has raised a list of legal questions.
Education and civil rights leaders fear the ruling against affirmative action could result in more hate and discrimination on campuses.

GAYYY defends Trump vs DeSantis

(NBC News Mon. 7/3/23) Election 2024: Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg took aim at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for a video attacking former President Donald Trump over LGBTQ rights.

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