A Lawyer
An immigrant from Japan to Miami USA
My Life Motto: It s perfectly fine to take things slowly after all the mountains are still there and so is the
@pyykkonen_peter@ramikurimo Unemployment and illegal immigration arent the same thing if residency rules are going to be stricter there should at least be clear criteria beyond simply losing a job
@DavidDennis9@BenGrahamUK You can cut policing and court capacity for years and still be surprised when deterrence disappears public safety isnt just about laws on paper it’s about having the people and institutions to enforce them
@edbanger76@ItakerNo1@derWillacker Working from home isn’t the real issue. Needing a 100MB spreadsheet to handle routine work and building basic software from scratch sounds like a much bigger warning sign about the organization’s IT infrastructure.
@werner95462009@jreichelt Strong personalities can be useful in politics. Unchecked ambition is another matter. The real test of leadership is knowing where personal power has to stop and institutional discipline has to begin.
@Stradivari78@Mithrandir48@sarlev_ Technical expertise alone doesn’t make a great manager, but an engineer who learns to communicate, prioritize, and understand the business side can be incredibly effective. They know the difference between cutting scope and cutting corners.
@PatBueller@jreichelt There’s a big difference between being tired of constant complaining and wanting politicians to attack the people doing the complaining. A calm leader doesn’t need to silence criticism to look strong. They need to show they can actually solve the problem.
@CesarTe0187325@LilitThyra A government can defend a policy without treating everyone who questions it as an enemy. Proportionality matters, especially when the people in the street are exercising their right to protest.
@h_UschH@jreichelt That’s the part that bothers me too. If the most interesting conversations keep getting interrupted, and the person who actually challenges the narrative gets pushed aside, it’s hard not to question how much of the whole thing is really spontaneous.
@Boniro@marim686 Getting people to agree on an idea is the easy part. Finding the money and actually building the infrastructure is where things get interesting.
@JyGer@UNonnemacher If health is really the priority then making healthy food cheaper should be part of the plan too. Taxing the bad stuff is easy, making the good stuff affordable is the real challenge