Stephen
@stesan100.bsky.social
Living in Seattle with wife and cat; working as QA Manager and quizmaster. Looking forward to the next visit with the grandkid.
Likes: Software quality, solving problems, and walks on the beach.
Dislikes: mean people, soggy nachos, and ants in the pants.
Likes: Software quality, solving problems, and walks on the beach.
Dislikes: mean people, soggy nachos, and ants in the pants.
(8/) I do NOT want a government that views international cooperation as a weakness, or unilateral flexing on allies as a strength.
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(8/) I do NOT want a government that views international cooperation as a weakness, or unilateral flexing on allies as a strength.
(7/) I do NOT want a government whose first response to tragedy is to identify scapegoats before solutions.
I do NOT want a government where officials take every opportunity to baselessly bash opponents.
I do NOT want a government where officials take every opportunity to baselessly bash opponents.
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(7/) I do NOT want a government whose first response to tragedy is to identify scapegoats before solutions.
I do NOT want a government where officials take every opportunity to baselessly bash opponents.
I do NOT want a government where officials take every opportunity to baselessly bash opponents.
(6/) I want a government whose response to institutional safeguards is to rise to meet the higher standards of quality, not to disempower and demolish the guardrails. If a guardrail is outmoded, it should be updated, not removed.
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(6/) I want a government whose response to institutional safeguards is to rise to meet the higher standards of quality, not to disempower and demolish the guardrails. If a guardrail is outmoded, it should be updated, not removed.
(5/) I want a government that fearlessly acknowledges the history and issues that DEI is intended to address; and if they disagree with DEI, then they should enter the conversation with alternatives.
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(5/) I want a government that fearlessly acknowledges the history and issues that DEI is intended to address; and if they disagree with DEI, then they should enter the conversation with alternatives.
(4/) I want a government that fundamentally respects the humanity of all humans, including those humans who voted against the elected representatives. (Immigrants are people too -- see Leviticus 19:34.)
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(4/) I want a government that fundamentally respects the humanity of all humans, including those humans who voted against the elected representatives. (Immigrants are people too -- see Leviticus 19:34.)
(3/) I want government officials who see their position as stewardship of a role, not an opportunity to amass personal power.
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(3/) I want government officials who see their position as stewardship of a role, not an opportunity to amass personal power.
(2/) I want a government that acts for the long-term benefit of all people, not for the short-term benefits and petty grievances of the few.
I want a government that maintains a social structure of camaraderie and teamsmanship, and presents a picture of what we can do if we all work together.
I want a government that maintains a social structure of camaraderie and teamsmanship, and presents a picture of what we can do if we all work together.
February 3, 2025 at 5:12 PM
(2/) I want a government that acts for the long-term benefit of all people, not for the short-term benefits and petty grievances of the few.
I want a government that maintains a social structure of camaraderie and teamsmanship, and presents a picture of what we can do if we all work together.
I want a government that maintains a social structure of camaraderie and teamsmanship, and presents a picture of what we can do if we all work together.