discuss Who cares if the leader of the nation is rude?

[Jason]

Some hate Donald Trump because they claim he's rude and vulgar, but then again, how do you know polite politicians are sincere? For instance, do they kiss a baby and think to themselves ,"This is so stupid and the voters are so stupid.". Well, we don't know that!

 

[Yama]

It does not matter whether the leader of the nation is rude or not, what ultimately matters is whether he delivers for the nation or not. No body will remember how Trump was ( in terms of behavior) but they will remember what he did for the nation, or what he didn't do.

 

[Kross]

As far as the leader of the nation is delivering the greatest good to the majority of the people, he can be rude for all I care. There are certain positions that are not judged by character but by results. I would pick a performing rude president over a polite idiot president.

 

[Zokay]

• A leader’s behavior sets the tone for national discourse and public standards.
• Rudeness can damage international relationships, weaken unity, and erode trust at home.
• While effectiveness matters, how a leader treats others often reflects deeper values that shape their decisions and leadership style.

 

[lens]

Though the effectiveness of a leader is often measured by their policies and actions they put forward. But I have a belief that somebody who is rude cannot lead well.

 

[King Belieal]

Though the effectiveness of a leader is often measured by their policies and actions they put forward. But I have a belief that somebody who is rude cannot lead well.

For some sets of persons, you have to be rude to be able to lead them. When you are not rude, you are perceived as weak by those sets of persons. My take though is that if the rude president is leading the people well by affecting their lives positively, no one would really dwell so much on his rudeness.

 

[Maina]

Ot’s hard to judge sincerity based on politeness alone. Some rude politicians like Trump are brutally honest, while polished ones might hide their true feelings behind smiles. Voters can never fully know what’s real.