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Well your degradation of the entire userbase of the site you're using

I only considered Lemmy to be extremely left leaning; that is not intended to be degrading.

I assume many people in this comment section specifically to be armchair communists (which is intended to sound degrading) but those don't represent Lemmy as a whole.

is very convincing

It wasn't intended to convince you of anything, it was only a simple retaliation for your needless attempt to invalidate my view by simple down/up-vote counting.

Classic conservative alright.

Everyone who disagrees with you on a singular issue (that issue being whether one specific person is fit for their job) is a conservative, yeah.

You must exist in an extremely small bubble.

If you disagree with Lemmings on the whole, leave?

I don't disagree with Lemmings on the whole, and even if I did, I don't mind. I don't need a bubble; I can talk to people I disagree with.

Take a look at my comment history; you'll see me regularly participating in German-speaking communites talking about German politics.

Your prejudice is blatant.

I believe that this community (and Lemmy as a whole) is extremely left wing (with many considering themselves communists).

The only thing the downvotes tell me is that my views don't align with the views of armchair communists who go CEO=stupid whenever an opportunity arises.

Claiming that the CEO doesn't deserve the wealth that he (probably) has is understandable; claiming that he isn't fit for his job (based of this post alone) is ridiculous.

Regarding my nationality: A quick look into my comment history will show you that I regularly participate in German-speaking communities.

I'm European.

I'm European.

Do you not understand the difference between business management and technical engineering?

He understands business management. He doesn't understand particular technical aspects.

Expecting the CEO to posess all the skills of all his employees is foolish.

It would be great if politicians could all be philosophers writing political theory.

But that's not what gets the votes. In a democracy, the most important skill of a politicians is being able to sell their ideas.

There's a reason populism is popular. Because people don't read theory, people read posts on X.

My cat likes to jump on my shoulders. When I wear clothes, she uses her claws to keep her balance. But when I'm topless, she doesn't use her claws (and instead awkwardly tries to get down). It seems like she knows that clothes mean I'm protected and that she can use her claws without hurting me.

YouTube recently started blocking IPs showing bot-like behaviour.

I don't know what the best way to circumvent that is, but for me using a Cambodian VPN successfully bypasses the blocks.

It promotes investing into electric cars tight now. Without the bans, some investors might be hopeful to still profit beyond the 30s. But with the ban, it's clear for all investors to invest in electric cars.