Safe spaces <a href="https://www.gwhatchet.com/2022/06/27/thousands-sign-petition-calling-for-supreme-court-justices-removal-from-gw-law-faculty/">wanted</a>.

<blockquote>
	
		More than 3,600 people have signed a&nbsp;petition&nbsp;calling on GW to remove Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas from his role as a professorial lecturer in law at GW Law after he voted to overturn Roe v. Wade. Thomas has&nbsp;lectured&nbsp;at GW Law since 2011, co-teaching a constitutional law seminar with his former clerk Gregory Maggs, and is set to&nbsp;teach&nbsp;that course again in the Fall 2022 semester, according to GW Law’s course catalog.
</blockquote>


	Good luck with that. Even at GWU which has bent over backward in bowing to wokeness.

<blockquote>
	
		“With his explicit intention to further strip the rights of queer people and remove the ability for people to practice safe sex without fear of pregnancy, it is evident that the employment of Clarence Thomas at George Washington University is completely unacceptable,” the petition states.
</blockquote>


	If you guessed that the petition was created by an obnoxious white woke philosophy major, you win something. I don't know what. Possibly having to read his petition.

<blockquote>
	
		Jon Kay, a rising junior majoring in international affairs and philosophy, made the petition Sunday afternoon after learning of Thomas’ position at GW Law. He said he started the petition because he felt Thomas’ position on the right to an abortion, as well as his signaling of reconsiderations of Obergefell v. Hobbes and Lawrence v. Texas, which respectively outlawed bans against same-sex marriage and sodomy, threatened students.

	
		“I think that it’s unacceptable that he’s on campus because this decision and then the three decisions that he’s actively going after explicitly are actively endangering the lives of the students on campus,” Kay said.
</blockquote>


	Unsafe, unsafe! A black man is making Jon Kay feel unsafe.


	The full petition states that the Supreme Court has "has stripped the right to bodily autonomy of people with wombs" and claims that "it is evident that the employment of Clarence Thomas at George Washington University is completely unacceptable" who, according to Kay, "is actively making life unsafe for thousands of students on our campus".


	Only a white philosophy student can save "people with bombs" from the only black male justice on the Supreme Court.

White Student Claims Justice Clarence Thomas Teaching at GWU Makes Him "Unsafe"

Safe spaces wanted.


	
		More than 3,600 people have signed a&nbsp;petition&nbsp;calling on GW to remove Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas

White Student Claims Justice Clarence Thomas Teaching at GWU Makes Him "Unsafe"

This is <a href="https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/its-what-beijings-party-boss-may-not-have-said-that-shows-zero-covid-fatigue-11656342243">going well</a>.

<blockquote>
	
		Beijing’s top official reportedly pledged five more years of “unwaveringly” sticking to&nbsp;China’s zero-Covid policies, state-run media said Monday, before swiftly removing the reference to how much longer the capital must live with pandemic controls...

	
		Beijing Daily gave no explanation for why it removed the five-year reference from the article, and the phrase couldn’t be heard on a video recording of Communist Party Secretary of Beijing Cai Qi’s speech.
</blockquote>


	It's the 5-year-plan.&nbsp;

<blockquote>
	
		&nbsp;Before the words could be cut from the text version, China’s internet users posted a flood of tearful emojis and memes expressing&nbsp;their emotional exhaustion with the Covid controls&nbsp;that have become a fixture of everyday life.
</blockquote>


	The fun <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/27/asia/china-zero-covid-policy-intl/index.html">never stops </a>under Communist rule.

<blockquote>
	
		The pandemic controls that would stay in place include routine PCR tests, strict entry rules, regular health checks in residential neighborhoods and public venues, as well as rigorous monitoring and testing for people entering and leaving Beijing, state media quoted Cai as saying.

	
		“I have to rethink whether I should continue to stay in Beijing in the long term,” one user wrote on Weibo, China’s Twitter-like platform.

	
		“For the next five years…what is the point of being alive even,” another user said.

	
		Weibo has since banned the hashtag “for the next five years” from its platform.
</blockquote>


	That's bound to reassure everyone. Especially as the public health regime becomes a blank check for political control.

<blockquote>
	
		China’s continued use of such pervasive, technology-based social controls comes amid growing concern that they are both here to stay and are prone to abuse. In one recent example, officials in the central city of Zhengzhou switched the health codes of more than a thousand bank customers to color red—indicating high risk related to Covid-19 infections—to stop them joining protests&nbsp;over four rural banks in the region accused of financial misconduct.

	
		One of the would-be protesters, Ye Mijian, said that when he tried to leave the Zhengzhou train station, his green code switched to red and he was confined to a hotel.
</blockquote>


	Good thing that could never happen in America. 
	&nbsp;

China Announces 5 More Years of COVID Terror, Then Bans Mention of It

This is going well.


	
		Beijing’s top official reportedly pledged five more years of “unwaveringly” sticking to&nbsp;China’s zero-Covid policies, state-

China Announces 5 More Years of COVID Terror, Then Bans Mention of It

It certainly didn't take that long for America to go from record-low crime rates to reliving the worst of the seventies. And that means this kind of thing is <a href="https://news.yahoo.com/amid-attacks-thefts-retail-workers-174956439.html">normal now</a>.

<blockquote>
	
		In her 37 years in the grocery industry, said Kim Cordova, a union president in Colorado, she had never experienced the level of violence that her members face today.

	
		So when she was negotiating contracts for 21,000 grocery workers in Colorado this past winter, the usual issues of wages and scheduling were certainly on the table. But just as critical, if not more so, was safety.

	
		“What happened with COVID?” said Cordova, president of Local 7 of the United Food and Commercial Workers. “People have changed. Sometimes I wonder if I am living in a Netflix movie. This can’t be real.”

	
		The union negotiated a contract that ensures workers have the right to defend themselves if a customer attacks them.&nbsp;
</blockquote>


	This isn't "COVID". This is pro-crime policies, spurred on by Black Lives Matter race riots, which set loose countless criminals from prison and refused to arrest criminals on the loose, and effectively legalized all sorts of crimes.


	The collapse of the criminal justice system has <a href="https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/downtown-denver-business-owner-to-charge-1-fee-to-recover-shoplifting-losses">emboldened criminals</a>.

<blockquote>
	
		A Downtown Denver business owner says shoplifting at his stores has gotten so bad he's having to charge customers a fee to make up the costs.

	
		"[It's called the] Denver Crime Spike Fee, and so that'll be a 1% transaction fee for all of the items that are purchased in our stores," Derek Friedman, owner of several Sportsfan and Sock Em Sock Emporium locations in the Denver metro, said Sunday.

	
		Since 2019, he says shoplifting at his downtown and Federal Boulevard stores has tripled.
</blockquote>


	The New York Times remains baffled by what's causing "people" to commit violence in stores.

<blockquote>
	
		According to a New York Times analysis of FBI assault data, the number of assaults in many retail establishments has been increasing at a faster pace than the national average.

	
		From 2018 to 2020, assaults reported to the FBI by law enforcement agencies overall rose 42%; they increased 63% in grocery stores and 75% in convenience stores.
</blockquote>


	&nbsp;It's a mystery.

<blockquote>
	
		Still, some politicians have seized on viral videos of brazen shoplifting to portray left-leaning city leaders as soft on crime. Others have accused the industry of grossly exaggerating losses and warned that the thefts were being used as a pretext to roll back criminal justice reforms.
</blockquote>


	The criminal justice reforms will continue until grocery workers are all armed.

<blockquote>
	
		“These criminals feel like they own the store,” said Tony Settles, a clerk at a Safeway in downtown Denver. “The No. 1 thing that can fix this is accountability.”

	
		She thinks the hands-off approach to shoplifting is leading to a broader breakdown. Kyong Barry, 59, who has been working in the grocery industry for more than 20 years and is a member of UFCW Local 3000, said she had recently noticed that regular customers were walking out the door without paying for items.

	
		“It’s like a disease,” she said. “When there are no consequences, some people think: Why should I pay if others are not?”
</blockquote>


	It's the socialist disease.

Retail Workers Union Wins Right to Fight Back Against Violent Shoplifters

It certainly didn't take that long for America to go from record-low crime rates to reliving the worst of the seventies. And that means this kind of thing is

Retail Workers Union Wins Right to Fight Back Against Violent Shoplifters

There's a legal doctrine known as "attractive nuisance".&nbsp;


	America is a massive attractive nuisance. It draws massive numbers of illegal alien migrants. Many of them are raped, beaten and even die trying to make it across the border so they can benefit from sanctuary cities and states.


	And the welfare state.


	Biden's decision to dismantle border enforcement and welcome in illegal aliens leads to death. Like these <a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/san-antonio-migrants-texas-tractor-trailer-dead-injured/">51 deaths</a>.&nbsp;

<blockquote>
	
		At least 51 migrants died after they were abandoned in the back of a tractor-trailer that was discovered Monday in San Antonio, officials said Tuesday. More than a dozen others were taken to local hospitals with heat-related injuries.
</blockquote>


	Biden has a statement explaining why, as usual, it's not his fault.&nbsp;

<blockquote>
	
		The tragic loss of life in San Antonio, Texas that took place yesterday is horrifying and heartbreaking.&nbsp; Our prayers are with those who lost their lives, their loved ones, as well as those still fighting for their lives. As always, I am grateful for the swift work of all of the Federal, state, and local first responders.

	
		While we are still learning all the facts about what happened and the Department of Homeland Security has the lead for the investigation, initial reports are that this tragedy was caused by smugglers or human traffickers who have no regard for the lives they endanger and exploit to make a profit.
</blockquote>


	Much as Biden's party has no regard for the lives it endangers to get cheap votes.&nbsp;


	The smugglers are responding to incentives and conditions created by the Biden administration intended to make it easy for illegal aliens to come here and stay here.


	Biden did this.

Biden Blames "Smugglers" for Deaths of 51 Illegal Aliens Drawn By His Open Border

There's a legal doctrine known as "attractive nuisance".&nbsp;


	America is a massive attractive nuisance. It draws massive numbers of illegal alien

Biden Blames "Smugglers" for Deaths of 51 Illegal Aliens Drawn By His Open Border

Truly, <a href="https://www.timesofisrael.com/hamas-releases-footage-showing-israeli-captive-hooked-up-to-oxygen/">this is the</a> religion of peace.

<blockquote>
	
		The Hamas terror group on Tuesday published a video showing Hisham al-Sayed, one of two Israeli men being held by the terror group in the Gaza Strip, in poor medical condition — the first image of the hostage seen in years.

	
		In the video, al-Sayed can be seen hooked up to an oxygen mask. The footage was undated, but it appears to have been recent, as a conference streaming on Al Jazeera’s Arabic channel seen behind the Israeli hostage took place on June 21.
</blockquote>


	What else would Hamas be watching but Al Jazeera?


	Hisham al-Sayed is a Muslim Bedouin man with mental issues who crossed into that part of Israel controlled by Hamas. That was in 2015. The Islamic terror group, unable to get at any Israelis, has been holding him hostage ever since.

<blockquote>
	
		Hamas’s military wing had claimed on Monday night that “the health of one of its Israeli prisoners has deteriorated,” after years in which repeated attempts to reach a prisoner exchange deal between the two sides have hit dead ends.
</blockquote>


	The "Israeli" is a fellow Muslim. Not that it's ever stopped Muslim terrorists.

<blockquote>
	
		“This is the first time I see his face in seven years. It helped put us at ease. He used to take medications and I hope they give him them,” his father Sha’aban al-Sayed told Channel 12.

	
		He appealed to Hamas, saying: “Release him immediately. He’s sick and needs medical care at all times.”
</blockquote>


	Hamas keeps demanding the release of its imprisoned terrorists. But its trump card at the moment is holding one of its own people hostage and hoping that Israel ransoms him before he dies.

Hamas Vows to Continue Holding Mentally Ill Muslim Man Hostage

Truly, this is the religion of peace.


	
		The Hamas terror group on Tuesday published a video showing Hisham al-Sayed, one of two Israeli men being held

Hamas Vows to Continue Holding Mentally Ill Muslim Man Hostage

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