#steve walker

[hollygl125]

William Petersen in FEAR (1996), dir. James Foley

“She knows she screwed up.”

[missinglinksblog]

Steve Walker (1961-2012) Canadian born artist.

[until-i-set-him-free]

the strong wind at my back, so i'll lift up the only sail that i have; this tired white flag

edith whiskers, home / 9-1-1 s2e09 "hen begins" / maggie stiefvater, the dream thieves / langston hughes, poem // richard siken, editor's pages: the long and short of it // sleeping at last, neptune / jane fisher, black pj's // keaton henson, small hands / the irrepressibles, in this shirt / noah kahan, stick season // finneas, i lost a friend / 9-1-1 s2e16 "bobby begins again" / the fray, how to save a life / vance joy, mess is mine // the amazing devil, inkpot gods / imagine dragons, wrecked // arctic monkeys, do i wanna know? / bucktommy in a softer world, pt 15 / richard siken, dirty valentine / the amazing devil, shower day // la dispute, such small hands / steve walker, memories / falsettos, i never wanted to love you / 9-1-1 s7e04 "buck, bothered and bewildered"

[oldsardens]

Steve Walker - Boy on a Park Bench

[chantssecrets]

Steve Walker, b. 1945, Sitting on the Steps

[ratatoskryggdrasil]

Steve Walker, Trusted Hand, 1999

[satoshy12]

Respawn/ Steve Walker or better known as Captain America!!

Part of this. Well, the way Aunt Alicia raised the son/Clone of her Ex Slade It had been pretty good. He really turned out to be a hero. While Slade didn't show it, he was pretty proud and showed off that his spawn was a better and more famous hero than the other sidekicks. And not even a sidekick! So yes, he was kind of smug, THE Hero the government supports fully. + Danny is confused… Why again was he a villain or anti-hero seen by his family? Does he really fight that brutally? It's his enemies fault! They otherwise don't go down! + Respawn now known as Steve kind of liked it, and all the chaos is doing pretty well for him. And it's fun being a Hero. + Alicia is proud of how her child became a true hero; all the comics she read with her Dad and Maddie worked out.

[thatsallfolks2]

[starktonyx]

Bucky Barnes in Thunderbolts* New Avengers’ end credit scene (2025)

[axvoter]

Blatantly Partisan Party Review XV (WA 2025): Steve Walker, ungrouped independent

This candidate is one of five ungrouped independents: people who are running solo campaigns for the Legislative Council. These individuals are listed in the column at the right-hand end of the ballot paper, and to vote for any of them you must vote below the line; there is no way to give a preference to these candidates if you vote above the line.

A retired lawyer, Steve Walker is the president of Dying with Dignity WA. He is easily the most sane of the ungrouped candidates, and I think it’s a bit of a shame that he’s running a doomed solo campaign rather than, say, reviving the Voluntary Euthanasia Party (here’s a link to my last review of them). Walker believes that WA’s existing laws for voluntary assisted dying (VAD), passed in 2019, are already outdated and that it should be reformed in line with practices in the ACT, Canada, and some European nations that emphasise patient suffering rather than prognosis. WA’s law requires that a person have a life expectancy of less than six months (or one year for neurodegenerative diseases). Walker argues, and I agree, that this is arbitrary. He proposes removing this limit and that access to VAD should be based on intolerable suffering.

Walker’s FAQ on his About page includes a question I would have asked: “Are you a single-issue candidate?” To this, he responds: “Yes, proudly. While I am passionate about many issues, my primary focus is on reforming the VAD Act.” Accepting the single-issue label will never win plaudits from me, because parliament must deal with the fullness of the state’s needs (regular readers must be tired of me repeating this), but it does make it very easy for a voter to decide where they stand on his candidacy. You will support or oppose Walker’s candidature to the same extent you support or oppose VAD. As you can tell from the tone of this review, and my past takes on the Voluntary Euthanasia Party, it is something I support and which I would hope is a choice available for me or a loved one in the case of intolerable suffering. In my currently healthy thirties, I cannot imagine saying yes to such a choice and I want as many years as I can eke out of my body, but simply having the choice matters.

Although Walker embraces the label of single-issue candidate, he does say a few things that facilitate a broader assessment (a broader one than is possible for some "I'm not a single-issue candidate!" single-issue candidates). He mentions having worked with the Aboriginal Legal Service in the Kimberley and chairing the Mental Health Law Centre. He has an acknowledgement of country on his website, which is very rare among micro-parties and independents in general and it suggests he maintains some interest or sympathy for Aboriginal issues. On his Priorities page he sets out principles for approaching other legislation. Social equity, his first principle, is straightforward. His second principle of environmental protection seeks a balance with “regional needs and job creation”, which badly needs elaboration: this could be anything from public works for a just transition to green energy through to greenwashing gas exploitation in the name of jobs jobs jobs. The third priority is planning reform, and sadly this reads as more at the NIMBY than the YIMBY end of the spectrum.

Overall, Walker seems broadly moderate, and he’s a fairly decent option given what else is on the ballot, but my usual reservations about single-issue candidates apply.

Recommendation: Give Steve Walker a decent preference

Website: https://www.stevewalkerupperhouse.com/

[arthatred]

Steve Walker - "I Played In A Dream", year unknown.

[until-i-set-him-free]

the kind of love that's most at home in the kitchen

911 s7e04 "Buck, Bothered and Bewildered"// "Cupboard love: my biggest romances always begin in the kitchen" by Ella Risbridger // 911 s7e10 "All Fall Down" // "Unlikely Lovers" from Falsettos // "Leftovers" by Trista Mateer // "A Matter of Taste" by Steve Walker // "Little Miss Why So" by The Amazing Devil // "Food" by Brenda Hillman // a waffle my best friend made for me // "Eat Up: Food, Appetite and Eating What You Want" by Ruby Tandoh // "The Horror and the Wild" by The Amazing Devil // "Onions" by William Matthews

[oldsardens]

Steve Walker - Sitting on the Steps

[hawkdisaster]

A Supersoldier and a Black Widow

A Captain and a Black Widow

A Black Widow and a man with a super strong alter ego

A Black Widow with a Hawkeye

[akkar2]

Steve Walker (1961 - 2012), Canadian artist.

[caxapthecat]

if u got depression u know the amount of effort it took for him to do those dishes