they think there are no other hands on leader types. this is fairly normal. just that most of them exit early because its not needed to work all your life if you do this well. early retirement with few million rather than going for billions which is greedy as fk.

Not the fact that he was fired but the reaction of the ideological bent, where statements like "Doesn't this situation demonstrate how bonkers it is to pin the fortunes of the stock market and potentially the entire economy on the behavior of one person?" highlight that's not actually the reality, but this surface shallow narrative is what people are believing - in part driven by fear, but still misunderstanding - and so also prone to false and shallow narratives.