Your reply is rife with logical fallacies that has little to nothing to do with anything originally raised. > People want paradise and absolute success on all

Your reply is rife with logical fallacies that has little to nothing to do with anything originally raised. > People want paradise and absolute success on all fronts of existence, now, I mean right fucking now or they are losers. Complete straw man argument. > I have trouble having sympathies with rich folks complaining that they can’t buy central houses in main capital city right out of pocket from first 2 years salary Ad hominem. Try engaging with the actual point rather than resorting to thinly veiled personal attacks. > Same situation all over the world False equivalence. > Be prepared half of folks will be either very welcoming of Russian attack on Europe > EU green deal is killing European (not only) automotive industry right now This bizzare tangent has absolutely nothing to do with addressing or refuting any of the specific points made about NZ's economy, infrastructure or cost of living. > You should travel a bit around the world, you would then understand how high NZ stands globally First of all, they have. They are an immigrant. Not to mention its an appeal to relative privation. You can't just dismiss legitimate criticisms by claiming they are not valid because worse problems exist elsewhere. > Be prepared half of folks will be either very welcoming of Russian attack on Europe… Tens of millions of immigrants and refugees, you see them everywhere Appeal to emotion. > People want paradise and absolute success… it’s an immature approach You're projecting.