Concerning Quotes

“I’m fulfilling my calling when I raise my voice concerning injustice”
― Sunday Adelaja

“protectionI requested the figures on OSHA whistle-blower complaints made and the number actually upheld. OSHA refused to supply them. They also refused to uphold my OSHA complaints and provide whistle-blower protection to me. My independent research leads me to understand that they uphold almost no OSHA whistle-blower complaints. It is very concerning that it seems like the same thing is happening with complaints made to Police Internal Affairs.”
― Steven Magee

“As a human rights activist it is concerning to me that those committing atrocities against vulnerable people view these atrocities as 'progress', and assert with pride and conviction that they are 'Christians' and that they are doing 'God's will'.”
― Christina Engela, The Time Saving Agency

“Family dysfunction in conjunction with access to guns is concerning!”
― Steven Magee

“I found it concerning that the USA medical profession could not recognize the side effects of the medications that they had placed me on.”
― Steven Magee

“How long can a sea level adapted human withstand very high altitude exposures and company supplied drug use? In me, it took about three years to start displaying a variety of concerning health issues.”
― Steven Magee

“Having been through the social security systems of the USA, I find it concerning when I look at my young daughter to know that the government will not look after her if she ever becomes too sick to work.”
― Steven Magee

“While I find the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) concerning, what is going on in Space is probably a much greater threat to humanity.”
― Steven Magee

“Due to the historical nature of the Desoto Solar Farm, there is a need to ensure the American historical record concerning it is correct.”
― Steven Magee

“I find it concerning that a fraudulent and dangerous utility company is operating nuclear reactors in the USA!”
― Steven Magee

“Everyone is always busy, not until it is something that benefits them, or that which concerns whom they love.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, Sips And Little Portions

“He told me that literature is full of stories where humans create something in a burst of optimism and then lose control of their creation. Dr. Frankenstein creates a monster only for it to escape from him and commit murder. Aza began to think about these stories when he talked with his friends who were engineers working for some of the most famous websites in the world. He would ask them basic questions, like why their recommendation engines recommended one thing over another, and, he said to me, "they're like: 'We're not sure why it's recommending those things.'" They're not lying—they have set up a technology that is doing things they don't full comprehend. He always says to them: "Isn't that exactly the moment, in the allegories, where you turn the thing off—[when] it's starting to do things you can't predict?”
― Johann Hari, Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention— and How to Think Deeply Again