Doesn't read any more clear, just reinforces the same nebulous take where WP can do no wrong and static can do no right.

Bloated ecosystem and services down your throat? 57,000+ plugins and Jetpack say hi.

Yes, Netlify team is a lovely loud bunch and JAMstack is riding the wave of hype, disproportional to its state and usage.

However static can deliver what it promises for some use cases — a site that is faster, cheaper, and easier to run, comparing to a WordPress one. How do I know? I moved my personal site from WordPress to Hugo/Netlify and benefited from it.

The mission of WordPress isn't to "democratize publishing", it's to "WordPress-ify publishing". And so whenever someone else makes advances in publishing they are a target instead of an ally.