>When you're programmer and you're 25 it is. Even with a family. That's a hell of an assumption. You don't know anything about this person's circumstances. May

>When you're programmer and you're 25 it is. Even with a family. That's a hell of an assumption. You don't know anything about this person's circumstances. Maybe he has a sick parent who can't travel with him. Perhaps he can't afford to travel because he has to pay for medication because a bomb you paid for injured his brother. Likely he'd encounter the kind of immigration issues mentioned by 5e92cb50239222b. Or perhaps he just feels at home in Iraq and isn't the type who would cope well moving to another place. I could give you fifty possible reasons without breaking a sweat. > No matter what's the answer — this is a reactive victim's position, looking for external excuse to own problems. What? This makes no sense. Maybe your english isn't great. It seems that you're trying to victim-blame? After your leaders bombed the shit out of his country? And then your advice was "get out of that shithole"? Is this intentional cynicism, trolling, or what? I note that you completely failed to address the point I made, which is your complicity in the creation of OP's "corrupt" country. Interesting how you were so quick to judge his country but also so quick to shut down discussion about your own. > This is the last thing that could help OP right now. Then why did you bring it up? > If he really wants to change something, of course. What would cause you to doubt that he does?