Getting Kicked as a Tank from Dungeons for Power Pulls! No more for me!

[Altena]

There is a saying..

"If everyone else is a problem, then you're usually the problem". (Modified slightly to reduce vulgar language).

Not saying that you're a bad person, just that generally speaking if you are constantly running into issues, such as getting kicked, then you might want to consider what it is that you're actually doing that is not up to scratch.
Raging about it or declaring that everyone is wrong is not productive.
Step outside of your own perspective and have a look at what you're doing that could be the cause for these vote kicks.
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Some food for thought - Perhaps you're pulling the entire world, instead of pulling what is reasonably managable? Perhaps you're not dodging ground AoEs while getting pounded on by a bunch of mobs? Perhaps you're losing hate to the healer and they are dying?

General rule - if you're dying or wiping on pulls, then pull a little bit less next time.
It could be your fault, it could be the healer's fault, or it could be the DPS's fault for not zerging everything down fast enough.
Who's at fault shouldn't matter, but what should matter is adapting to what the party can seem to manage.

Not everyone should force themselves to play beyond their level. This doesn't just go for tanks but healers and DPS as well.
If they can't manage the bigger pulls, then they should speak up and ask for smaller ones.

Final note - it's a team game. The goal is to finish the duty as quickly as possible, however that doesn't mean if you fail a pull you should quit, moan or point blame. Put those boots back on and adjust to the rest of your party.

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I had the OP in a dungeon the other day. We were in the Aery, the healer had ilvl 90-ish gear mostly and he complained about it the whole run despite the healer keeping him alive. They argued a lot, we got to the last boss, then he demanded we either kick the healer, kick him, or sit there and wait for the dungeon to time out. The healer told him to just finish the run because they didn't want to hurt us (the dps), he (the OP) refused.

The healer really should've had better gear, but they were getting the job done. And when he decided to hold the group hostage we decided to just kick him. Luckily we got a replacement tank instantly and cleared the dungeon. OP, you should work on your attitude.

This dear OP is likely your problem.

It's not about your pulls, or your gear, or your CD usage but your attitude.