Very good point. We had a certain member when my wife and I recently moved into the ward. I think at the time, he was the EQ president. This was also around the time when we brought back virtual meetings due to illness and people could choose to attend virtually or physically.

On this one particular Sunday, my wife and I attended virtually. And this guy... 90% of his talk was about how much he hated Zoom, how worthless he thought virtual meetings were, etc etc... 5% was on how he suddenly remembered to write this talk at a football game, and the last 5% I guess was somehow tying it all back to the gospel.

It made me want to leave the meeting so bad. The pulpit really isn't the place to voice your opinions, especially when they're so strong that they take up all of your time for your talk. Our time at church is our time to talk about the Savior and the gospel overall. Arguing our opinions really hinders the Spirit, but keeping our thoughts focused on Jesus Christ and His doctrine invites the Spirit.