GOP Releases Bill To Stop Administration From Pressuring Social Media Companies… And, It’s Actually

[Shadow Wolf]

Sounds like lockstepping in with the government to me, and /or obeying orders at all times!

On my own volition I agreed to the rules. We all did. Some, like you, agreed to it more than once. It's a strong sign of immaturity to complain. We weren't forced, we don't need or have to be here, we don't have a right to use it. If you don't like it then don't agree and go elsewhere.
And no, it's not following orders all the time. It's not crying, whining and making a scene whenever the mods swat at me.
I'd say man up over it, but I've known many boys who are better at understanding agreements and following the rules.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Critcizing others shows "mentality not in power"

It depends. Constructive criticism is a good thing and isn't about power. But when a manager complains of poor work performance, it can go many ways such as abusive, ineffective or constructive. Power is involved but what matters is how its used and approached.

 

[stvdv]

It depends. Constructive criticism is a good thing and isn't about power.

Usually it works best to "not give unasked advice"

Hence, indeed, below situation easily will escalate. I twice met managers who mastered this skill...they lacked arrogance, and were humble. Even nice to have them in charge

But when a manager complains of poor work performance, it can go many ways such as abusive, ineffective or constructive. Power is involved but what matters is how its used and approached.