MEDIAWATCH: A young woman’s confidence was knocked in Palmerston North – CROSSING LIVE NOW

This is the age of Millennial micro-aggression policing where subjective rage trumps all other realities…

Hairdressing chain refuses woman’s haircut: ‘I felt horrible’
The woman left the salon in tears and said she had been put off getting the style she had wanted.

Jordane Cameron entered the Sharing Shed in Palmerston North on Saturday looking for something a little different.

She requested something between David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane album-era haircut and Yolandi Visser of Die Antwoord – short at the front, longer at the back, with plenty of flair.

But when Ms Cameron showed a hairdresser what she was after, she said things turned sour.

“I showed her a photo, she muttered under her breath ‘what the F’, then she looked at me disgustedly, walked over to her colleagues and they were saying nasty stuff about me.

“For two to three minutes they sat there, pointing at me laughing. She came back over and said, ‘You have to leave’, for no reason at all.”

Ms Cameron said she left the Sharing Shed in tears, and she has had her hair done elsewhere.

The exchange had knocked her confidence.

…meanwhile, the fucking planet is melting, but a young woman’s confidence was knocked in Palmerston North, and nothing NOTHING else matters – we cross live to the Spinoff studio live streaming out of Radio NZ.

When this incredibly important and cutting edge news exclusive is over, perhaps a follow up interview to see how this woman’s confidence will feel when the free markets hegemonic super structure collapses…

Markets Take the Lead When It Comes to Factoring in Recession
Many financial markets are already signaling that the U.S. is more likely than not hurtling toward recession. But will they prove prescient or overly fretful?

The prospect of a widespread yield inversion in the Treasury market, which has preceded U.S. downturns for more than half a century, has generated the most alarm and is edging even closer to fruition. When falling yields are combined with the declines since the third quarter in stocks and commodities, as well as investment-grade and junk-rated corporate debt, it suggests about a 50 percent probability of an economic contraction within a year, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

…equally she’s going to freak out when she finds the planet is melting and no one can cut her hair…

Antarctica’s melt quickens, risks meters of sea level rise: study
OSLO (Reuters) – Antarctica’s annual ice losses have accelerated six-fold in the past 40 years in a trend that could push sea levels meters higher in coming centuries amid man-made global warming, scientists said on Monday.