Simple reading comprehension answered this question months ago.
A key theme of the Navy throughout the story is the balance between justice and duty. Each and every high ranking marine has their own interpretations of both. We see this most clearly for the first time with Smoker in Alabasta...
I don't think this is actually about toxicity and is genuinely an issue of a large difference of interpretation.
Most people when they first read through the series are very much not close readers and probably didn't pay attention/remember a lot of details. They just get the gist of the story...
Not a champ at all, his chain is fake.
Kaido is carried hard by his rep. The narrator even tells us its based on perception bc of him being so hard to kill.
All this talk of power cliffing and yall dont think Shanks will benefit from the same logic?
Come on now. Kaido gonna end up being closer to Meme than Shanks by the time we see Shanks' full power
Kaido and Big Mom for certain, but characters like Blackbeard, Shanks, and Mihawk have a pretty good chance of still being stronger than the Gorosei even if they are revealed to be incredibly powerful.
Luffy not using his advanced haki against Kizaru whom he knows is incredibly powerful AND is trying to kill Vegapunk is ridiculous. Haki has never been well indicated, hell it's literally fucking invisible 50% of the time. If you agree Luffy if trying his hardest rn that's really all that...
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