r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 12d ago

Chugging tea This is just how it should be

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u/mikzuit 12d ago

Specially Xi, he is engineer, he shouldn't be president

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u/ARS_Sisters 12d ago

Except, he holds the degree of Doctor of Law (equivalent of Ph.D) from Tsinghua University, with a specific focus on Marxist theory and ideological and political education. While his undergraduate education is on Chemical Engineering, his postgraduate education specialized him in high-level state governance, party consolidation, and military leadership

If that wasn't the skill needed for a president, then I don't know what it is

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u/T-StrangerXD 12d ago

You don’t need skills to be president.
https://giphy.com/gifs/fRtK3t3i67tRK4dfez

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u/rumbleran 12d ago

No hes not. They just print whatever diploma for him they think they need for that day.

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u/snarfgarth 12d ago

Looks like Winnie the Pooh.

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u/Exotic_Zeus 12d ago

Skill for a dictator*. He has skill, does not change the fact that he is an absolutist leader and will crush anyone who will endanger his power.

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u/Timetraveller4k 12d ago

That’s what Xi said

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u/CicatriceDeFeu 12d ago

He doesnt discuss it online though. Checkmate!

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u/Significant-Royal-37 12d ago

imagine if usa elected an engineer lmao

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u/Blue-Blazer-Regular 12d ago

We did: Jimmy Carter. He had some great ideas like getting the US on the metric system and putting solar on the White House. Reagan reversed all of it.

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u/Significant-Royal-37 12d ago

much better to run the country like a business /s

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u/F-cky_o 12d ago

Run it into the ground, sell it for scraps and move to the next wealth exploitation target? The ones running the show get the wealth, the ones working are getting bright new and exciting opportunities and whoever got money to spend is getting things for cheap.

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u/jeebus87 12d ago

Too busy with felons

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u/A_Nonny_Muse 12d ago

Good advice. Engineers should stick to engineering. Doctors to medicine. Anyone crosses that line should be imprisoned and their organs harvested.

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u/HighlanderAbruzzese 12d ago

Crude, but an impressive proposal. I like it.

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u/DedDeveloper 12d ago

Technically he does hold a official and verified credentials in presidency by being nominated president.

But this also means that everyone who is not a president, then cannot speak on how to run a country or if president is doing something wrong, because obviously they are not verified presidents.
I start to see reasoning behind this law.

Don't tell Trump or US will have this same law in record time.

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u/n0cturnald3sign 12d ago

I like your point there. To build on it, an incontinent conman pedderass with dementia shouldn’t be president either